Crafts

Discover the timeless allure of terracotta – a captivating clay fired at high temperatures to achieve unmatched durability and charm. Each piece meticulously handcrafted, these treasures promise to elevate any ensemble with their distinctive style.

Terracotta is not just a material; it's a testament to natural beauty and sustainability. Safe for all skin types, it stands as an eco-friendly choice, echoing our commitment to a greener tomorrow

Delve into history, and you'll find terracotta's roots intertwined with ancient civilizations like the Indus Valley, dating back to 2600 BCE. From the Greeks to the Egyptians, from the Chinese to the Romans, this revered clay has left its mark across cultures and continents.

Indulge in the artistry of our handcrafted shell jewelry, figurines, and mirror frames, each piece a testament to the wonders of the ocean.

Sea shells, composed of calcium carbonate, are gifts from nature fashioned by mollusks for their own protection. When we stumble upon these empty treasures on the beach, we're encountering relics of the past, some dating back hundreds, perhaps even thousands of years.

Beyond their age, sea shells captivate with their diversity. Available in an array of sizes, colors, forms, and shapes, they defy categorization as mere bones or stones. Instead, they stand as unique manifestations of the ocean's artistry, waiting to adorn your life with their timeless beauty.

Embroidery is an ancient art form celebrated worldwide, with diverse styles reflecting unique cultural traditions. While techniques may vary, fundamental stitches like running stitch, back stitch, stem stitch, tailor's buttonhole stitch, and whip stitch form the foundation of this intricate craft.

From elegant clothing such as tops, shirts, jackets, saris, and shawls to charming accessories like bags, hats, caps, and hairbands, embroidery adds a touch of sophistication to every ensemble. Its versatility knows no bounds, extending to jewelry, customized gifts, home decor items like photo frames, and the enchanting world of hoop art.

Across this vast canvas, embroidery finds its expression on a myriad of fabrics, from the crispness of cotton to the luxury of linen and the opulence of silk. Whatever the medium, embroidery weaves its magic, transforming everyday objects into works of art, enriching our lives with beauty and tradition.

Originating between 1860 and 1880, the captivating art of sandbottle creation emerged, pioneered by Andrew Clemens, a deaf-mute artist from the USA. Using multicolored sands meticulously compressed within glass bottles, Clemens breathed life into intricate pictures, sparking a tradition that continues to enchant admirers to this day.

While sandbottle art is a cherished practice in various corners of the globe, it finds particular prominence in regions like Jordan and Dubai, where its mesmerizing beauty captivates both locals and visitors alike.

The process itself is a delicate dance of patience and precision. Each grain of sand is carefully stacked and manipulated within a clear vessel, guided by the artist's hand until the layers converge to form breathtaking designs. Remarkably, no adhesive is required to hold the grains in place; only pressure and a sealed wax stopper ensure the integrity of the masterpiece.