Lippan art is a traditional mural craft of Kutch, Gujarat, India. Lippan or mud-washing using materials locally available in the region like mixture of clay and camel dung keeps the interiors of the houses cool.

Though the work is limited mainly to the interior walls, it can be found on the outer walls as well. These scintillating murals bring life, gaiety, and beauty to a generally harsh life of people of Kutch.

Originating from Solapur, Maharashtra, exemplify the rich textile heritage of the region. Crafted using traditional weaving techniques, these intricate pieces feature vibrant colors & intricate patterns. They serve as both decorative elements and cultural artifacts, showcasing the craftsmanship of the artisans.

An age old craft of fusing glass onto the copper surface for color enrichment and lustre known as the art of Meenakari" in India

Folk and tribal paintings depicting local flora and fauna, deities and urban culture through vibrant colors and fine line work.

Chitrakathi is an ancient folk tradition and a unique style of painting that is practiced in Pinguli, a small village in the Sindhudurg district in Maharashtra.

Using locally grown all natural and eco-friendly wild grass handcrafted by women of Kendrapara.

Originating in 19th Century West Bengal near Kolkata's Kalighat temple, Kalighat paintings initially depicted myths, evolving to portray diverse social themes and everyday life in Bengali society. Characterized by bold brushstrokes, line drawings, and shaded contours, these artworks possess a sought-after elegance, cherished both in India and abroad.

The Banjaras, especially the women, are dressed in a distinct colorful attire that is both attractive and beautiful. With vivid vibrant colors, beadwork, mirror work and using different assortments, such as bells, shells, tassels etc. the Banjara Embroidery work stands out for its riot of colors and breath of freshness.

Warli art, originating from Maharashtra and Gujarat, is crafted by the ancient Warli tribe. Through simple forms and predominantly white colors, it depicts their lifestyle, customs, and environment. Despite its minimalistic style, Warli paintings carry deep cultural significance and are recognized internationally as a sought-after art form

Rogan painting, an ancient cloth-printing art from Persia, thrives in Gujarat, India. Utilizing boiled oil and vegetable dyes, artisans apply paint with a metal styluses.

Madhubani paintings have their roots in the Mithila region of Bihar, where they trace back to ancient times. Passed down through generations, this tradition adorned the homes of the region, with women in the village skillfully practicing this art form on their household walls.

Pichwai paintings, rooted in Indian culture, originated in the town of Nathdwara, Rajasthan. These intricate artworks typically depict scenes from Lord Krishna's life, especially his childhood tales. Characterized by vibrant colors, elaborate detailing, and often featuring gold leaf accents, Pichwai paintings are revered for their spiritual and aesthetic appeal