Hand-Painted Table Décor — Sculptures, Dolls, Clocks & Utility Boxes

EthniiChic's Table Décor spans four collections — Wooden Sculptures, Dolls, Clocks, and Multi Utility Boxes — built for consoles, side tables, and shelves rather than walls. Every piece is hand-carved or hand-painted, ranging from a ₹1,200 hand-painted clock to an ₹18,500 wooden sculpture. This is also where EthniiChic's largest single décor pieces live — the sculptures in this group are the biggest hand-carved items in the entire catalogue.

Unlike Wall Décor, which is built to be looked at, Table Décor is built to be lived with at close range — picked up, moved, arranged, and noticed from across a room rather than admired from a distance.

Wooden Sculptures — the statement pieces

Hand-carved deity heads (Vishnu, Shiva, Balaji), animal sculptures (Nandi bulls, horses), and traditional art masks, priced from roughly ₹4,570 up to ₹18,500. Each piece is bespoke rather than mass-made — the largest and highest-value format in Table Décor.
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Dolls — regional folk-doll traditions

Kondapalli dolls from Andhra Pradesh, Gangaur dolls tied to Rajasthan's harvest rituals, and South Indian figurines including Thanjavur Bommai and Kathakali dolls — a collection of named regional doll traditions rather than generic "ethnic dolls."
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Clocks — functional art for a console or desk

Hand-painted table clocks in copper, brass, and wood, carrying art forms like Henna and Madhubani designs. The smallest collection in this group, and one of the more affordable ways to bring a specific art form onto a table.
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Multi Utility Boxes — storage that's also a canvas

Hexagon, square, and multi-slot wooden boxes hand-painted in Kalamkari, Pattachitra, Pichwai, and Rajasthani miniature painting styles — built for jewellery storage, desk organisation, or gifting, priced roughly ₹890 to ₹2,200.
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What Ties Table Décor Together

Every piece across all four collections is made to be handled, not just viewed — picked up, opened, wound, or moved, which is different from a wall piece that stays fixed once hung. Materials lean toward solid and engineered wood, with brass and copper appearing in the Clocks collection specifically. Across all four, the same standard applies: pieces are hand-carved or hand-painted by artists trained in a named regional tradition, not cast from a mould or printed.

Choosing Where to Start

If you want a single statement piece for a console or entryway table, start with Wooden Sculptures — this is where the largest, most striking pieces in Table Décor live. If you're drawn to a specific regional doll tradition, or want a gift with a strong cultural story, go to Dolls. If you want a functional piece that also carries an art form, Clocks and Multi Utility Boxes are the two most affordable and practical entry points — a clock for a desk, a box for storage or gifting.

Table Décor as a Gift

Multi Utility Boxes and Clocks are the two most gift-friendly formats here — priced accessibly, easy to pack, and functional enough that the recipient uses them daily rather than displaying them once and forgetting them. Dolls carry strong cultural specificity for NRI gifting or festival occasions. Wooden Sculptures work better as considered, higher-value gifts — housewarmings, milestone occasions, or corporate gifting where a larger piece is appropriate. All four collections ship internationally; write to contactus@ethniichic.com before ordering to confirm rates and delivery timelines for your country — sculptures in particular may need a separate freight quote given their size.