The edges are painted by miniature artists. The mirror brings alive the magic of that narrative with the use of rich colours and dancing paintings. Tutinama is a Persian translation of a Sanskrit collection of 52 tales narrated by a parrot and a nightingale to a woman to keep her away from her lover in the absence of her husband. The Tutinama mirror is from the Jaipur-based artisanal décor brand, AnanTaya Décor, run by architect Geetanjali Kasliwal. Take your pick and support India’s artisanal heritage.īaaya lotus lamp and Dashavatar wall art. Among its various offerings for the festive season is a marvellous handcrafted elephant figurine in walnut-finished wood a Benaras mural in the royal tradition of murals painted in pre-Independence India and found in some northern palaces the Umrao copper plates with blooming lotus, a motif that finds resonance in the lotus lamp crafted out of cast iron a set of Lord Vishnu’s Dashavatar murals with gold accents and delicate thread work detailing and the sculptural Zephyr lamp with rotating enamelled and copper surfaces that alternate with each other. Handcrafted brand Baaya stands at the cusp of design and artisanal heritage. Not to forget, the Indian influences on its products (kulhad) are tweaked for modern-day use. Its tone-on-tone aesthetics and the delicate motifs that its products are embellished with…like this stoneware bottle and kulhad. Ikai Asai is known for its stoneware collection. Since then, they have quilted everything: from tablemats to wall hangings to even a fabric rangoli.

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