Kutch, located in the westernmost part of India in Gujarat, is a culturally vibrant and diverse region known for its vast salt deserts, rich history, and artistic traditions. The region is home to the Rabari community, a semi-nomadic pastoralist group with deep cultural roots. The Rabaris are renowned for their unique arts and crafts, which reflect their rich heritage and nomadic life- style.
Inspired by the traditional art of Lipan Kaam from the vibrant Kutch region, this product design draws from the intricate Mud and Mirror Work crafted by the women of the Rabari community. The design reflects the essence of their artistry, where circular motifs, derived from their rich embroidery patterns, come to life through the delicate embedding of mirrors, or aabhla, into the clay. Much like the Rabaris' belief that mirrors ward off the evil eye, this design embodies a balance of beauty and protection, capturing the cultural significance and aesthetic charm of this ancient craft.
Technical Specifications:
Material: Mild Steel (MS) Plate
Finish: Powder Coated for durability and corrosion resistance Diameter: 400 mm
Wall Bracket: Designed for stability, the bracket securely holds the MS plate in place, ensuring it remains firmly attached to the wall.
Finish: Powder Coated for durability and corrosion resistance Diameter: 400 mm
Wall Bracket: Designed for stability, the bracket securely holds the MS plate in place, ensuring it remains firmly attached to the wall.
This product offers a robust and sleek design, perfect for func- tional or decorative use in various settings.
