handmade planters

Add an elegant aura to your interiors with Sandeep Malhotra's newest creation. Crafted by Indian artisans, this braided cotton hanging planter features a fascinating design embellished with mango wood beads for a bohemian touch. Furthermore, the braids tightly embrace a sturdy iron hoop that allows you to place a 4.5-inch diameter flower pot.

From Arti Sharma in India comes this handmade journal perfect for use as a sketchbook, diary, or organizational planner. The journal is assembled using dark brown leather on the spine and 52 pages of unlined handmade paper; pretty blue climbing vines grace both the front and back covers.

Artisan Vidushini crafts a cheerful and charming journal from handmade paper, adorned with traditional Madhubani art depicting a colorful peacock. Madhubani painting was traditionally done by women on freshly plastered mud walls and floors of huts, but are now also done on cloth, handmade paper and canvas. Madhubani paintings mostly depict the beauty of nature and scenes from the ancient epics. Natural objects like the sun, the moon, animals and plants are also widely painted, along with scenes from the royal court. Traditionally, this style of painting was one of the skills passed down from generation to generation in families of the Mithila Region. The spiral-bound journal features 40 unlined pages.

Artisan Vidushini crafts a cheerful and charming journal from handmade paper, adorned with traditional Madhubani art depicting colorful fish. Madhubani painting was traditionally done by women on freshly plastered mud walls and floors of huts, but are now also done on cloth, handmade paper and canvas. Madhubani paintings mostly depict the beauty of nature and scenes from the ancient epics. Natural objects like the sun, the moon, animals and plants are also widely painted, along with scenes from the royal court. Traditionally, this style of painting was one of the skills passed down from generation to generation in families of the Mithila Region. The spiral-bound journal features 40 unlined pages.

In this vibrant painting by India’s Devendra Kumar Jha and Family, fish gracefully converge toward a central focal point. Symbolizing fertility and abundance, these aquatic creatures are revered as avatars of the Hindu god Lord Vishnu. Executed in the traditional Madhubani style, the artists employ colors sourced from plants on handmade paper, captivating the eye and offering a profound connection to ancient cultural narratives.

Unveil a captivating portrayal of the mystic poet Meera, devoted to the Hindu god Krishna and known as Mirabai, in this remarkable artwork by Devendra Kumar Jha and Family. Painted with black and white hues derived from plants on handmade paper, this masterpiece showcases Meera gracefully playing a traditional Indian musical instrument. Immerse yourself in the rich cultural tapestry of classic Madhubani style as you experience the essence of devotion and artistry captured in this extraordinary composition.

Swimming together toward a central point, fish fill this exuberant painting by Devendra Kumar Jha. Fish are a symbol of fertility and abundance, and are considered one of the many avatars of Lord Vishnu. The people of Mithila believe that God created the sea and hence the fish appeared, the first living creatures on earth. The artist works in the traditional Madhubani style with colors derived from plants on handmade paper.

As each painting is an individual creation, each is unique. Colors and motifs can vary slightly from that pictured.