Every piece here is available. To bring one home, contact us or visit the store — we'd love to help you choose.
A striking hand-painted panel of seven galloping horses — an emblem of progress and prosperity in Indian vastu. Every stroke is laid down by hand in our women's atelier, giving the piece a warmth and character no printed reproduction can match. A statement work for entryways, offices and gifting on housewarmings.
A delicate botanical study of lilies in bloom, hand-painted with quiet, patient brushwork. The soft palette makes it a natural fit for living rooms, bedrooms and reading nooks — a gentle, handcrafted alternative to mass-printed art.
A folk wall hanging inspired by Santhal life, hand-sculpted in M-Seal and finished with detailed brushwork. Compact and lightweight, it slips easily onto study walls, hostels and gallery walls where a small piece of storytelling can do a lot of work.
A three-dimensional Radha–Krishna tableau, hand-sculpted in M-Seal and painted stroke by stroke. The raised relief catches light beautifully across the day, making it a serene focal point above a console, altar corner or entryway.
A commanding hand-carved stone panel of Maa Durga — a heritage piece meant to anchor a wall for a lifetime. Each panel is worked by hand, so no two are alike; small variations in tone and texture are the mark of true craft.
A tender scene of two figures carrying loads across a rural landscape, sculpted and painted by hand. The piece captures the quiet dignity of village life and makes a thoughtful gift for lovers of folk and narrative art.
A contemporary wall study finished with the acid-painting technique, where pigment is worked directly onto metal for a lustrous, jewel-like surface. Best hung where daylight can move across it and reveal its shifting tones.
A cheerful batik-dyed uttoriyo (stole) in orange and red, wax-resist patterned by hand. Light, breathable and easy to layer over kurtas or sarees — a small piece of everyday festivity, handmade by women in our textile programme.
A festive multicolour uttoriyo, hand-dyed and finished by our artisans. Rich in colour without being loud, it drapes easily over both traditional and contemporary wear and makes a memorable wedding or festival gift.
An oversized wall clock hand-sculpted from epoxy clay and finished with a quiet quartz movement. Function meets folk art — an everyday object turned into a conversation piece for living rooms and studios.
A hand-sculpted table clock with a devotional Parvati–Ganesh motif — a small daily blessing for study desks, prayer corners and office tables. Made and painted entirely by hand by our artisans.
A palm-sized figurine of a child lost in a tune, sculpted and painted by hand. Small enough for the corner of a shelf, expressive enough to catch the eye — a warm, affordable gift with a genuine handmade story.
A serene Saraswati figurine seated on a lotus base, hand-sculpted in epoxy clay and painted in traditional colours. A gentle presence on study desks, book shelves and prayer nooks — and a meaningful gift for students and teachers.
A compact ceramic-clay Ganesh miniature, hand-sculpted and painted in vivid, celebratory colours. Perfect for car dashboards, study tables and small altar shelves — a much-loved everyday blessing.
A playful Ball Ganesh statue, hand-sculpted in epoxy clay and finished with bright, hand-applied colour. Its rounded form makes it a favourite gift for children's rooms, new homes and festive occasions.
A collectible ceramic-clay miniature of a Rajasthani folk singer, sculpted and painted entirely by hand. The attention to costume and posture makes it a striking centrepiece for shelves, mantels and display cabinets.
A traditional batua (drawstring) bag in brown fabric, lifted with colourful floral hand-embroidery. Roomy enough for essentials, elegant enough for weddings and pujas — a keepsake to gift and to keep.
Our in-store bag wall brings together talaipata (palm leaf), jute and printed cotton bags — all handwoven or hand-finished by our artisans. Priced from ₹350 to ₹650 depending on style and size. Visit the store to browse the full range and choose the one that suits you best.
A compact parcey purse in soft fabric, hand-embroidered with a bright floral spray. Easy to slip into a larger bag or carry on its own to festive occasions — a small piece of everyday craft.
A pocket-sized jewellery box wrapped in kantha-stitched fabric — a traditional running-stitch craft of Bengal. Perfect for earrings and small chains on the road, and a lovely, affordable gift for friends and colleagues.
A slim spectacle case finished in kantha-stitched cotton — soft on lenses, sturdy in the bag. Handmade by our women artisans and priced to be an easy everyday gift.
A soft-cover spectacle case in light blue, hand-embroidered with a floral spray. Feather-light and forgiving in the bag, and a considered gift for readers and writers.
A small jewellery box handwoven from sabai grass — a traditional, biodegradable fibre worked by women in rural collectives. Ideal for rings, studs and small keepsakes.
A generously sized sabai-grass jewellery box in cheerful hand-dyed colours. Roomy enough for bangles and layered chains, and a beautifully sustainable alternative to plastic organisers.
A minimalist pen stand crafted from carefully finished bamboo sticks. Quietly warm on any desk, and made from a fast-renewable material by artisans trained through our workshops.
A cheerful jute pen stand finished with a hand-embellished floral motif. Sturdy, sustainable and colourful — an easy way to bring a piece of handcraft to a work desk.
A compact round pen stand in worked bamboo, finished in soft, multicolour tones. Light, sturdy and quietly handsome on a study desk or reception counter.
A tall, pillar-shaped pen stand hand-painted in vivid multicolour patterns. A statement desk piece for those who want their stationery to say something.
A handwoven fruit basket in natural sabai grass — a beautifully sustainable stand-in for plastic and wire baskets. Handsome enough for the dining table, sturdy enough for daily use.
A small wall-mounted key holder crowned with a hand-painted folk dancer figure. Practical for keys and lightweight leashes, and a welcome touch of colour by the front door.
A terracotta Ganesh key holder — a small blessing by the doorway. Hand-sculpted and lightly glazed, it pairs devotion with everyday utility.
A story-telling table lamp shaped as Radha and Krishna in a small boat, hand-sculpted and painted. Casts a warm, gentle pool of light — a memorable wedding or housewarming gift.
A cast-brass peacock, hand-polished to a warm antique finish. A quietly luxurious accent for console tables, sideboards and glass cabinets — and a fine gift for lovers of traditional metalwork.
A statement handmade jewellery set built around white-and-yellow clay flowers with green leaves and dangling beads and shells. Feather-light on the neck, unmissable on festive evenings.
A set of four hand-bound work diaries wrapped in kantha-stitched fabric — one each in green, red, yellow and black. Priced together as a set; ideal for teams, gifting and back-to-office moments.
Kutir Shilpo is a showcase, not a webshop. To purchase, write to us or visit the store — many pieces are also available for custom orders in different colours, sizes and motifs.
