Hand-Painted Indian Home Decor in Delhi

Delhi has always had a collector's instinct — an understanding that the objects you surround yourself with are a form of self-expression. This collection is for that buyer. Every piece at EthniiChic is hand-painted and hand-crafted, drawing from India's living art traditions and interpreted for homes that are modern in form but deeply Indian in feeling. Wall art that anchors a living room. Sculptures that hold their own on a shelf. Gifting pieces worth giving to someone whose taste you respect.

A City Built on Collected Craft, Literally

Delhi's "collector's instinct" isn't just a figure of speech — the city has been a seat of accumulated artistic patronage since Shah Jahan moved the Mughal capital here in the 1630s, commissioning the Red Fort as the centrepiece of what became Shahjahanabad, now Old Delhi. That same Mughal court aesthetic — botanical motifs, paradise-garden imagery, the decorative language you see across Mughal architecture and miniature painting — is exactly what the Mughal Floral Peg Table in this collection draws on. It's a rare case among EthniiChic's city pages where the local history and an actual product line up directly rather than staying atmospheric.
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Three Floor-Art Traditions, Reimagined as Furniture

The peg table selection here is genuinely distinctive: alongside the Mughal Floral piece sits a Kolam Peg Table, carrying South India's geometric threshold-art tradition, and an Alpona Peg Table, carrying Bengal's rice-paste floor-art tradition — three regionally distinct floor-art practices, from three different parts of India, each translated into a piece of furniture rather than left as a once-a-day drawn pattern. Seeing them together is a genuine way to compare how differently three regions have approached the same basic idea: marking a threshold or a floor with meaning.
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Coasters and Boxes, for Everyday Collecting

Beyond the peg tables, this collection carries the same sampler range as several other city pages — Kalamkari, Pattachitra, Pichwai, and Tanjore boxes, alongside coasters spanning Kolam, Tholu Bommalata, and Truck Art motifs. These work as an easy, lower-commitment way into the same collector's instinct the page opens with — start with a box or a coaster set, and build from there.
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Choosing Where to Start

If the Mughal connection is what draws you, start with the Mughal Floral Peg Table — the collection's most direct link to Delhi's own history. If you want to compare regional floor-art traditions, all three peg tables together make that comparison easy. If you're gifting or starting smaller, the hand-painted boxes and coasters carry real craft at a more accessible price point.

Shipping to Delhi

EthniiChic ships across India, and this collection is fully available to Delhi buyers through standard delivery — write to contactus@ethniichic.com before ordering if you'd like current delivery timelines confirmed for your pin code specifically. Every collection also ships internationally for anyone gifting to family abroad.