Diwali
Reflections on light
and inner wisdom
Bird Tealight Holder — Red
Hand-Painted Bird Tealight Holder — Red A plump, round-bodied bird with a yellow beak and a tealight well set between its wings. The body is finished in speckled red and black, with a hand-painted wing in teal, cream and gold — fine feather strokes, a red centre, and a dark outline that makes the whole motif pop. Rounder and more playful than the elephants, and it photographs well from any angle. Sits comfortably on a windowsill, bookshelf or dining table; a pair facing each other makes a simple centrepiece. Hand-painted by artisans; speckling and feather detail vary piece to piece Fits a standard tealight Rounded base with a flat underside — stable on smooth surfaces Festive for Diwali, but not tied to a season Gifting-friendly: housewarmings, return gifts, hostess gifts Care: dust with a dry cloth; avoid water and strong cleaners so the gloss and painted detail stay intact.
- Material
- Compressed wood…
- Dimensions
- 9 × 5 × 6
- Weight
- 70 g
- Origin
- in
Elephant Tealight Holder - Black
Hand-Painted Elephant Tealight Holder A classic Rajasthani motif made for everyday use. The elephant sits in a resting pose with a tealight well set into its back, finished in glossy black and hand-painted with a red and green jhool, floral panels, and fine gold detailing on the trunk and feet. No two are identical — each is painted by hand, so the linework and dot patterns vary slightly from piece to piece. Small enough for a side table, a mandir shelf, or a dinner setting; a pair on either side of a tray turns into a centrepiece. Lit or unlit, it holds its own as a decor object. Hand-painted by artisans; minor variation is part of the craft Fits a standard tealight Low, stable profile — won't tip on uneven surfaces Festive without being seasonal: Diwali, housewarmings, wedding favours, or a gift that doesn't need an occasion Care: wipe with a dry or lightly damp cloth. Avoid soaking and harsh cleaners, which dull the paint.
Elephant Tealight Holder — Coral
Hand-Painted Elephant Tealight Holder — Coral The same resting elephant in a warm coral finish, hand-painted with a blue and green jhool, lattice and floral panels, and a striped trunk wrap. Kohl-lined eyes and fine white linework give it character up close; the tealight well sits flush in its back. Brighter than the black version and easier to place on light surfaces — a marble tray, a white console, a thali of marigolds. Buy a pair facing each other, or mix colours across a table runner. Hand-painted by artisans; slight variation in linework from piece to piece Fits a standard tealight Low, four-footed base that sits flat Works for Diwali and festive tables, but reads as year-round decor Gifting-friendly: housewarmings, return gifts, wedding favours Care: dust with a dry cloth; avoid water and strong cleaners so the paint keeps its gloss.
- Dimensions
- 9 × 4.5 × 6
- Weight
- 78 g
- Origin
- in
Elephant Tealight Holder — Ivory
Hand-Painted Elephant Tealight Holder — Ivory The quietest of the three. A soft ivory-grey body lets the painting do the talking: a red and green jhool with dotted borders, a striped trunk wrap, kohl-lined eyes and gold accents on the ears and feet. The tealight well sits in its back, flush and ready. The neutral base makes this the easiest one to style — it disappears into marble, pale wood and white linen, so the colour reads as detail rather than decoration. Good on its own; better in a row of three. Hand-painted by artisans; linework and dotting vary slightly piece to piece Fits a standard tealight Low, four-footed base that sits flat Neutral enough for everyday shelves, festive enough for Diwali Gifting-friendly: housewarmings, return gifts, wedding favours Care: dust with a dry cloth; avoid water and strong cleaners.
- Dimensions
- 9 × 4.5 × 6
- Weight
- 78 g
- Origin
- in
by category.
Plastic Recycled
Tote - Recycled Multi-Layer Plastic
Woven Tote — Recycled Multi-Layer Plastic Every strip in this tote was once a wrapper. We collect multi-layered plastic waste — chip packets, sachets, biscuit and snack wrappers — from Delhi, Gurgaon and Noida, clean it, cut it into ribbons, and hand-weave it into fabric. MLP is the plastic almost nobody recycles: too thin to be worth sorting, too mixed to melt down, so it goes to landfill or gets burned. This is one of the few things it can usefully become. The result is a tough, water-resistant weave in greens, yellows and whites, with the original printing still legible in places — brand names, ingredient lists, a stray price. No two bags are alike, because no two piles of waste are. Finished with a black cotton-canvas trim, reinforced base and riveted shoulder straps. Hand-woven from post-consumer MLP waste collected in the Delhi NCR Wipe-clean and water-resistant — fine for market runs and wet produce Holds its shape upright; reinforced base and stitched handles Each piece is one of a kind; colour mix and visible text vary Replaces dozens of single-use bags over its life Care: wipe inside and out with a damp cloth. Do not machine wash, bleach or iron.
Textile Recycled
White Fish Sling Bag
A graceful blend of craft and contemporary design. This beautifully hand crafted fish-shaped sling bag features a refined ivory texture, delicate black hand-stitched edging, and a pearl-inspired eye detail. Finished with a sleek black shoulder strap, its sculptural silhouette brings a subtle sense of artistry and elegance to any look. Ideal for occasions, thoughtful gifting, or adding a distinctive handcrafted touch to everyday style.
Fish Sling Bag — Blush
A fish, properly committed to: rounded body, a tail that juts out at an angle, and a zip running along the top like a spine. The whole thing is covered in a dense dotted texture that catches light at an angle, in a soft blush-peach that keeps it wearable rather than costume. Small enough to be a going-out bag — phone, cards, keys, lipstick — and the kind of piece people comment on. Antique-brass clasps let you detach the strap and carry it as a clutch, or clip it shorter. Zip closure along the top edge Detachable, adjustable strap with antique-brass hardware Lightweight; sits flat against the body Fits phone, cards, keys and small essentials Novelty shape in a neutral colour — reads playful, not fancy-dress Care: spot-clean with a dry cloth. Do not machine wash or soak.
Fish Sling Bag — Patchwork
Built from panels of leftover sari and brocade fabric, pieced into stripes that run head to tail: purple floral jacquard, pink block print, mustard with embroidered vines, pale turquoise, soft blush. A single mirror-style stud sits where the eye should be, the tail comes in a contrasting navy floral, and the whole shape is finished with hand-worked blanket stitch around the edge and a coral strap. Because it’s made from offcuts, the panel mix changes from piece to piece — yours won’t be an exact match to the photo. Sized for the essentials: phone, cards, keys. Patchwork panels from upcycled sari and brocade fabric Hand-stitched edging; contrast tail and mirror-style eye detail Long sling strap, worn crossbody Fits phone, cards and small essentials One of a kind — fabric combinations vary with every bag Care: spot-clean with a dry cloth. Do not machine wash or soak.
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Elephant Tealight Holder - Black
Hand-Painted Elephant Tealight Holder A classic Rajasthani motif made for everyday use. The elephant sits in a resting pose with a tealight well set into its back, finished in glossy black and hand-painted with a red and green jhool, floral panels, and fine gold detailing on the trunk and feet. No two are identical — each is painted by hand, so the linework and dot patterns vary slightly from piece to piece. Small enough for a side table, a mandir shelf, or a dinner setting; a pair on either side of a tray turns into a centrepiece. Lit or unlit, it holds its own as a decor object. Hand-painted by artisans; minor variation is part of the craft Fits a standard tealight Low, stable profile — won't tip on uneven surfaces Festive without being seasonal: Diwali, housewarmings, wedding favours, or a gift that doesn't need an occasion Care: wipe with a dry or lightly damp cloth. Avoid soaking and harsh cleaners, which dull the paint.
Elephant Tealight Holder — Coral
Hand-Painted Elephant Tealight Holder — Coral The same resting elephant in a warm coral finish, hand-painted with a blue and green jhool, lattice and floral panels, and a striped trunk wrap. Kohl-lined eyes and fine white linework give it character up close; the tealight well sits flush in its back. Brighter than the black version and easier to place on light surfaces — a marble tray, a white console, a thali of marigolds. Buy a pair facing each other, or mix colours across a table runner. Hand-painted by artisans; slight variation in linework from piece to piece Fits a standard tealight Low, four-footed base that sits flat Works for Diwali and festive tables, but reads as year-round decor Gifting-friendly: housewarmings, return gifts, wedding favours Care: dust with a dry cloth; avoid water and strong cleaners so the paint keeps its gloss.
- Dimensions
- 9 × 4.5 × 6
- Weight
- 78 g
- Origin
- in
Elephant Tealight Holder — Ivory
Hand-Painted Elephant Tealight Holder — Ivory The quietest of the three. A soft ivory-grey body lets the painting do the talking: a red and green jhool with dotted borders, a striped trunk wrap, kohl-lined eyes and gold accents on the ears and feet. The tealight well sits in its back, flush and ready. The neutral base makes this the easiest one to style — it disappears into marble, pale wood and white linen, so the colour reads as detail rather than decoration. Good on its own; better in a row of three. Hand-painted by artisans; linework and dotting vary slightly piece to piece Fits a standard tealight Low, four-footed base that sits flat Neutral enough for everyday shelves, festive enough for Diwali Gifting-friendly: housewarmings, return gifts, wedding favours Care: dust with a dry cloth; avoid water and strong cleaners.
- Dimensions
- 9 × 4.5 × 6
- Weight
- 78 g
- Origin
- in
Bird Tealight Holder — Red
Hand-Painted Bird Tealight Holder — Red A plump, round-bodied bird with a yellow beak and a tealight well set between its wings. The body is finished in speckled red and black, with a hand-painted wing in teal, cream and gold — fine feather strokes, a red centre, and a dark outline that makes the whole motif pop. Rounder and more playful than the elephants, and it photographs well from any angle. Sits comfortably on a windowsill, bookshelf or dining table; a pair facing each other makes a simple centrepiece. Hand-painted by artisans; speckling and feather detail vary piece to piece Fits a standard tealight Rounded base with a flat underside — stable on smooth surfaces Festive for Diwali, but not tied to a season Gifting-friendly: housewarmings, return gifts, hostess gifts Care: dust with a dry cloth; avoid water and strong cleaners so the gloss and painted detail stay intact.
- Material
- Compressed wood…
- Dimensions
- 9 × 5 × 6
- Weight
- 70 g
- Origin
- in
Perfectly Imperfect.
Every piece carries the evidence of the hands that made it.