Home Decor

Home Decor

Explore EthniiChic’s Home Décor Collection - where tradition and creativity unite. From hand-painted wall art and wood sculptures to elegant trays, key holders, and tabletop accents, each piece is crafted with Indian motifs and folk art finesse. These decor items elevate your space, weaving cultural depth, charm, and functionality into every corner.

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Hand-Painted Indian Home Décor — Four Rooms, One Craft Standard

EthniiChic's home décor spans four groups — Wall Décor, Table Décor, Kitchen & Dining, and Home Utility Décor — plus a standalone Dolls collection, covering everything from statement wall frames to everyday fridge magnets, all hand-painted by artists trained in specific Indian regional art forms. Nothing here is printed, moulded, or mass-manufactured. Whether it's a ₹350 fridge magnet or an ₹18,500 wooden sculpture, the same process applies: an artist paints it by hand, one piece at a time.

The four groups map to how people actually decorate — by room and by function — rather than by art form or price. Here's what's in each, and where to go for the full range.

Wall Décor — the largest group

Wall Art, Wall Frames, Wall Plates, and Cheriyal Masks together make up EthniiChic's biggest décor category — statement pieces built to anchor a wall, from single hand-painted frames to curated sets like the Ashtalakshmi and Dashavatharam series. This is where most of the brand's largest and highest-value pieces live.
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Table Décor — sculptures and tabletop pieces

Wooden Sculptures, Clocks, and Multi Utility Boxes for consoles, side tables, and shelves — hand-carved deity heads, animal figures, and functional pieces that double as art. This is also where EthniiChic's largest single pieces (wooden sculptures up to ₹18,500) sit.
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Kitchen & Dining — the everyday range

Coasters, Trays, Fridge Magnets, and Tissue Holders — the most accessible entry point into EthniiChic's décor, priced from a few hundred rupees, and the easiest category to buy in sets or for gifting without a large commitment.
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Home Utility Décor — art you use every day

Key Holders, Name Boards, Hand Mirrors, and Peg Tables — functional objects that are also hand-painted art, built for entryways, foyers, and everyday use rather than display-only decor.
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Dolls — a collection of its own

Kondapalli dolls, Gangaur dolls from Rajasthan's harvest rituals, and South Indian figurines — a standalone collection of handcrafted dolls that doesn't fit neatly into the four groups above but carries the same regional-craft standard.
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What Ties Home Décor Together

Every piece across all five groups is hand-painted or hand-carved by an artist working in a named regional tradition — Kerala mural, Madhubani, Pattachitra, Kalamkari, Cheriyal, Pichwai, Tanjore, and others — rather than a generic "ethnic" print. Materials vary by format: engineered wood for wall frames and utility pieces, solid wood for sculptures, brass and copper for select clocks, and natural finishes throughout. What doesn't vary is the standard: nothing is cast from a mould or printed at scale, which is why sizing and finish can vary slightly piece to piece even within the same design.

Choosing Where to Start

If you're decorating a wall or building a gallery wall, start with Wall Décor — it has the widest range of formats and the most statement pieces. If you're furnishing a console, side table, or shelf, Table Décor has the sculptural pieces built for that. If you want something functional and affordable that still carries real craft — a coaster set, a tray, a magnet — Kitchen & Dining is the easiest starting point and the best value entry into the brand. If you want décor that earns its place by being used daily — a key holder by the door, a name board at the entrance — go to Home Utility Décor.

Home Décor as a Gift

Because the range spans from ₹350 fridge magnets to statement wall frames and sculptures, EthniiChic's home décor works across almost every gifting budget and occasion — housewarmings, weddings, Diwali, corporate gifting, and return gifts. A themed set drawn from one art form across categories (a coaster set and a fridge magnet in the same motif, for instance) makes a considered gift without needing a single large piece. Every collection ships internationally; write to contactus@ethniichic.com before ordering to confirm rates and delivery timelines for your country.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What home décor does EthniiChic offer?
Four groups — Wall Décor (wall art, frames, plates, Cheriyal masks), Table Décor (sculptures, clocks, utility boxes), Kitchen & Dining (coasters, trays, fridge magnets, tissue holders), and Home Utility Décor (key holders, name boards, hand mirrors, peg tables) — plus a standalone Dolls collection. Every piece is hand-painted or hand-carved by an artist working in a specific Indian regional art form.

2. How is the home décor range organised?
By room and function rather than by art form or price — Wall Décor for statement wall pieces, Table Décor for consoles and shelves, Kitchen & Dining for everyday functional pieces, and Home Utility Décor for entryway and daily-use objects. Each art form (Kerala mural, Madhubani, Pattachitra, and others) appears across multiple groups rather than being confined to one.

3. Which home décor collection should I start with?
For a wall or gallery wall, start with Wall Décor. For a console, side table, or shelf, start with Table Décor. For an affordable, easy entry point, Kitchen & Dining has the most accessible pricing. For functional everyday pieces, go to Home Utility Décor.

4. Is all EthniiChic home décor hand-painted?
Yes, across every group. Each piece is painted or carved individually by an artist trained in its specific art form, so colour and finish vary slightly from piece to piece — that variation is a sign of handwork, not a defect.

5. What materials are used across the home décor range?
Mostly engineered and solid wood, with select pieces in brass, copper, or mango wood — material varies by format (a wall frame, a sculpture, and a clock each use a different base suited to their size and function).

6. What's the price range for EthniiChic home décor?
It spans from a few hundred rupees for fridge magnets and coasters to large statement wooden sculptures and wall frames at the top end — the range is built so there's an entry point regardless of budget, not just at the premium tier.

7. Do you ship home décor internationally for NRI buyers?
Yes, across all collections. Write to contactus@ethniichic.com before ordering to confirm shipping rates and delivery timelines for your country — larger pieces like sculptures and wall frames may need a separate freight quote.

8. Can I place a custom or bulk home décor order?
Yes. Custom motifs, colourways, and bulk or corporate gifting orders can be arranged through Commission Artwork or Contact Us.