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A hand-embroidered pichwai panel laid on a walnut table in a glass-walled room opening onto a garden

Handcrafted Indian Wall Art

Devotion,worked in thread.

See the Collection

Hand-embroidered pichwai and zardozi panels, brought from the workshops of Rajasthan and Gujarat into rooms that know how to hold them.

How it is made

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Worked by hand

Zardozi thread, silk ground, and stones set one at a time.

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One of one

No piece is repeated. What you see is the only one there is.

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Nathdwara & Bhuj

Made by families who have kept these workshops for generations.

A pichwai panel in a carved frame on an ochre wall, above a wooden console with brass lamps

The Craft

Three hundred years of a single stitch.

Pichwai began as cloth hung behind the deity at Nathdwara — grazing cows, lotus ponds, and the trees of Vrindavan, painted so the story could be read from across the room. The embroidered panels carry the same vocabulary into zardozi: gold thread couched by hand, stones set one by one, a border of zari braided along the edge.

A single panel occupies a workshop for weeks. The irregularities are not flaws — they are the record of the hand that made it, and the reason no two pieces are alike.

Browse the collection

Currently Available

Pieces looking for a wall.

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Maroon velvet panel with four gold camels, gemstones and a jewelled border

Tanjore Velvet

Caravan on Crimson

₹62,000

Embroidered pichwai panel showing cows, gopis and flowering trees on a cream ground

Pichwai

Grove of the Seven Cows

₹48,000

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The Diwali Edit

Pieces chosen for the season — mats, panels and covers for a house being made ready.

A small rectangular cream mat lying flat on a large dark wood table. The mat is embroidered with a row of tall green and rust trees, small deer, birds, two dark cattle at the lower corners and two standing human figures. A gold faceted planter with a succulent sits at the left, a stack of three books at the right. Behind is a white wall with a floating wood shelf holding a brass lamp, with garden and glass doors on both sides.

Aasan

Grove and Cattle Mat

₹4,200

Aasans

Low seats and floor mats, worked in the same hand as the panels.

A small rectangular cream mat lying flat on a large dark wood table. The mat is embroidered with a row of tall green and rust trees, small deer, birds, two dark cattle at the lower corners and two standing human figures. A gold faceted planter with a succulent sits at the left, a stack of three books at the right. Behind is a white wall with a floating wood shelf holding a brass lamp, with garden and glass doors on both sides.

Aasan

Grove and Cattle Mat

₹4,200

In Your Home

Hung above a console, or over an arch at a doorway.

These panels were made for thresholds and for walls people pass every day. They sit as easily against limewash and old teak as they do against glass and concrete.

A framed pichwai panel on a mustard wall in a traditional Indian home
A toran and embroidered panels hung above an arched doorway, with a marigold garland being draped