Mud and mirror work is known as Lippan Kaam. It is a traditional mural craft of Kutch. It is also called Chittar Kaam. The origins of Lippan Kaam are unknown. Various communities in Kutch do mud-relief work and have their own distinct style of Lipan kaam. This Centuries old art of Lipan is also called clay relief work. It's a beautiful adaptation to make life easy in the harsh climate of Kutch. Mirrors reflect light and clay keeps the hut cool during the day. Just one candle illuminates the inside at night. Traditionally dung and mud mixture is applied on the walls of the hut and then decorated with small mirrors. This wall decor is our take on simplifying the art with modern craft supplies but still keeping the spirit of the traditional craft alive.
 
You will get Two Jharokha style wall Pieces of 8-7 inch each(20-15 cm).GENUINELY HANDMADE,NO PRINTING,REAL HANDWORK
Acrylic mirror is pasted on the back side.We are also providing two metallic candle holder.You can paste these candle holders on Jharokha(Two way tape pasted on Diya,just peel the sheet and stick holder on jharokha)
Both the pieces comes with a hole to hang the wall decor.
These are the traditional lippan art wall decor handmade using clay and mirrors.
PLEASE CHECK THE SIZE BEFORE BUYING
Decorate your home in a unique style using these Handcrafted jharokha or give this as a gift specially housewarming gift to your loved ones.