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Bring rustic charm and sustainable beauty into your space with this handwoven bamboo winnowing basket, lovingly crafted by rural artisans of Bengal. Traditionally used for separating grains and pulses in Indian households, this everyday utility item has been reimagined into a vibrant piece of folk art—perfect for eco-conscious home décor.
Handcrafted from natural bamboo, each basket is uniquely hand-painted with colorful ethnic motifs, reflecting the rich cultural traditions of eastern India. Whether displayed solo or as part of a wall collage, it instantly adds texture, warmth, and artisanal character to any room.
Cultural Heritage – From Utility to Art
The winnowing basket, known locally as “Kulo”, has deep roots in ancient Indian agricultural practices. For centuries, it was an essential tool in rural kitchens and farms—used by women to clean, sort, and winnow rice, pulses, and grains. Often decorated during festivals and rituals, it symbolized abundance, purity, and the nurturing role of women in agrarian communities.
1. HAND PAINTED BENGALI KULO: A traditional bamboo kulo (soop / sup / moram) hand painted by Bengal artisans. Size 9 * 7 inches, set of [X]. Each piece is painted by hand, so colours vary slightly.
2. FOR BENGALI WEDDING, PUJA & CHHATH: Use it as a boron kulo for the wedding tray, for Lakshmi puja and Durga puja offerings, as a Chhath puja soop, or for tattva and dala gift trays. Makes a meaningful gift for a new bride.
3. AUTHENTIC BENGAL FOLK ART: Woven from natural bamboo and painted with Patachitra-style motifs. It brings the soul of Bengal into your home and supports rural women artisans.
4. READY TO HANG OR DISPLAY: Hang it on the living room or puja room wall as kulo art, or place it on a table, console or shelf. Lightweight, with a hanging loop.
5. GIFT-READY & EASY CARE: Packed safely for gifting at weddings, housewarmings, Diwali and Bijoya. Wipe with a dry cloth; keep away from water.
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