Everything here goes on a wall: paintings, a hand-painted jharokha, Dhokra brass, terracotta blessings and a peacock clock. One place to find the piece that finishes a room.
23 gifts in this collection
Top ratedFor parents & couples, Housewarming
Three metal wall plates carrying Mithila-style Madhubani motifs from Bihar. Hooks are fitted, so they go up in minutes and lift a plain wall straight away.
Top ratedFor friends & her, Housewarming
Another lovely framed Madhubani-style piece from ArtX, rich in colour and pattern. Easy to pair with the ArtX Madhubani above.
Top ratedFor parents & couples, Housewarming
A terracotta Ganesha painted by hand, made to hang at the entrance for blessings. A thoughtful touch for a griha pravesh.
Top ratedFor her & friends, Housewarming
Little hand-painted wooden birds strung together to hang on a door, balcony or window grill. Cheerful, inexpensive and loved by anyone with plants.
Top ratedFor her & friends, Housewarming
Van Gogh's swirling night sky over a sleeping village, printed on canvas. A masterpiece people never tire of looking at.
Top ratedFor parents, Housewarming
A handmade terracotta plaque with the Gayatri Mantra, hand-painted in gold and white. A gentle blessing to hang by the entrance of a new home.
Top ratedFor parents & couples, Housewarming
A framed set of Madhubani-style art prints with the bold lines and bright fills of Mithila painting. An easy way to give a living room some colour and character.
Top ratedFor friends & kids, Housewarming
A framed Gond-style artwork full of patterned animals and trees. Playful and detailed, it suits a reading nook, a study or a child's room.
For parents, Diwali
A canvas in the Tanjore style of Thanjavur, with the rich reds and gold tones the tradition is known for. A graceful gift for a puja room or a festive wall.
Top ratedFor couples & parents, Wedding
Three canvas-wrapped Madhubani artworks designed to hang together as one wall story. A statement piece for a couple setting up home.
For parents & couples, Housewarming
A solid wood jharokha window frame painted by hand in deep red, inspired by Rajasthani palaces. Adds instant heritage to a plain wall.
For friends & her, Housewarming
Four small frames with Pichwai cows and lotuses, the devotional painting style of Nathdwara. Light on the budget and lovely as a group.
For friends & her, Housewarming
A framed Madhubani-style print with the classic double-line borders and fish motifs of Mithila art. Small enough for a hallway, bright enough to notice.
For parents & couples, Anniversary
A framed Pattachitra tree of life painted on tussar silk, in the scroll-painting tradition of Odisha. An heirloom-style gift for a home they love.
For parents & couples, Housewarming
Seven framed Gond-style prints of elephants, deer and birds, drawn with the dots and dashes of the Gond tribal tradition from Madhya Pradesh. Fills a whole wall beautifully.
For parents & friends, Housewarming
Dhokra is lost-wax brass casting, one of India's oldest metal crafts. This wall piece sets the tribal figures on wood, so it reads like a small sculpture on the wall.
For her & parents, Housewarming
Two framed prints in the style of old botanical engravings. Quietly elegant in a hallway or study.
For parents & couples, Housewarming
A wooden wall clock with a hand-painted peacock and a silent, non-ticking movement. Art that also tells the time, for a calm bedroom or study.
For him & friends, Housewarming
Hokusai's towering wave with Mount Fuji behind it, one of the most recognised artworks in the world, framed for the wall.
For parents & her, Diwali
A print of Raja Ravi Varma's famous Lakshmi, the painting that brought Indian goddesses into millions of homes.
For her & parents, Housewarming
Ravi Varma's portrait of a woman with a veena, rich in colour and detail. Classic Indian art for a reading corner.
For parents & couples, Housewarming
Lord Vishnu resting on Ananta, painted in the earthy palette of Kerala temple murals. A calm, striking piece for a large wall.
For parents & couples, Housewarming
A framed set of Gond-style artworks with the dotted animals and trees of the Gond tradition. Brings a whole wall to life.
Measure the wall first and think about the room. Bright folk art suits living rooms; terracotta blessings and Tanjore belong at the entrance or puja room.
Our top picks right now are Ritualistic Madhubani Wall Plates, Set of 3, ArtX Paper Madhubani Indian Art, Framed and Hand-painted Terracotta Ganesha Wall Hanging. Every gift in this list of 23 is chosen by hand and ranked by buyer ratings across many reviews, so a single lucky five-star review does not push anything to the top.
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