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Explore Shop All at EthniiChic — your one-stop destination for handcrafted treasures that celebrate Indian art and design. From vibrant home décor and kitchen essentials to hand-painted jewellery, utility pieces, and thoughtful collectibles, every creation is sustainably made and rich in cultural storytelling. Whether you’re styling your space or searching for the perfect gift, discover the complete range of EthniiChic’s handmade products that blend tradition, craftsmanship, and contemporary charm.

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Every piece on EthniiChic is hand-painted or hand-carved by a trained studio artist working in a specific, named Indian art form — nothing here is printed, mass-produced, or sourced from an unrelated vendor and relisted. This page holds the full range: over a dozen regional and classical Indian traditions, spanning wall art, sculpture, jewellery, home décor, and gifting pieces, at price points from a few hundred rupees to several thousand.

Finding What You're Looking For

With 600-plus items, the fastest way to shop this page well is to know which lens you're browsing by, since EthniiChic organises its full catalogue several different ways depending on what you already know you want. If you know the room you're decorating, start with Wall Décor, Table Décor, or Home Décor. If you know the region or tradition — Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Andhra & Telangana, Rajasthan, Odisha, Bihar — the regional collections go deep on that specific craft history. If you know the deity or figure you're looking for, Vishnu, Hanuman, Devi/Goddess, and More Hindu Gods each go deep on their own pantheon. If you're shopping for an occasion, Housewarming, Diwali Gifts, Corporate Gifts India, and Return Gifts are each built around a specific gifting brief.
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The Traditions Behind the Catalogue

Across this page, you'll find Cheriyal scroll-painting art from Telangana (GI-tagged since 2010), Kerala Mural's temple-fresco painting, Kalamkari's pen-and-natural-dye textile work from Andhra Pradesh, Faux Tanjore's hand-painted recreation of Thanjavur's gold-leaf tradition, Pichwai's Nathdwara devotional cloth painting, Pattachitra and Tala Patra from Odisha, Madhubani from Bihar, Phad and Rajput painting from Rajasthan, Theyyam and Kathakali from Kerala, and Yakshagana from Karnataka, among others — each represented by artists trained specifically in that tradition rather than a generalist "ethnic decor" approach.
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New Here? Start Somewhere Specific

If this is your first time browsing EthniiChic, jumping straight into 638 products isn't the easiest way in. A narrower collection — a region you have a connection to, an occasion you're shopping for, or a single art form that catches your eye — will get you to the right piece faster than scrolling the full catalogue. This page exists for when you already know roughly what you want and need to find it, or when you want to see the full breadth of what EthniiChic makes in one place.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What does EthniiChic sell?
Hand-painted and hand-carved Indian décor, wall art, sculpture, and jewellery, spanning more than a dozen regional and classical Indian art traditions — everything is made by trained studio artists, not printed or mass-produced.

2. How is this page different from the Hand-Painted Indian Crafts collection?
This page is EthniiChic's full catalogue, including jewellery, DIY kits, and other formats. Hand-Painted Indian Crafts is a narrower collection focused specifically on hand-painted décor pieces.

3. What's the best way to browse a catalogue this large?
Use a specific entry point rather than scrolling the full page — by room (Wall Décor, Table Décor), by region (Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Rajasthan), by deity, or by occasion (Housewarming, Diwali, Corporate Gifts).

4. Are all these pieces genuinely hand-painted?
Yes. Every piece is painted or carved individually by a trained studio artist working in a specific, named regional tradition — not printed, cast from a mould, or sourced from an unrelated vendor.

5. What's the price range across the full catalogue?
From a few hundred rupees for a bookmark or fridge magnet to well over ₹18,000 for the largest hand-carved wooden sculptures.

6. Do you ship internationally for NRI buyers?
Yes, across the full catalogue. Write to contactus@ethniichic.com before ordering to confirm shipping rates and delivery timelines for your country.

7. Can I order a custom or bulk piece?
Yes. Custom motifs, sizing, and bulk or corporate gifting orders can be arranged through Commission Artwork or Contact Us.