Wood Mask: GaneshaMukha art is a near extinct art from northern West Bengal. The Government of India awarded these handcrafted masks the GI certification in order to promote and preserve them. This Ganesha mask is an example of this rare art form. In general, these masks are crafted by the villagers with great devotion and offered to the deities. Every village organises a Gomira dance during the summer for the mask offering. They invoke good forces, drive out evil

and understated elegance invite viewers to appreciate the richness of tribal life and the enduring importance of community

the seven days of the week

Its resonant sound is believed to dispel negativity and invite peace

Welcome prosperity

and centuries-old craftsmanship

Each pendant begins as a finely sculpted wax model

Contemporary depiction of Lord Ganesha enjoying a leisurely walk with Mushaka

Every graceful movement

Its bold silhouette

an authentic Nimmalakunta Leather Puppet handcrafted by master artisans from Andhra Pradesh

Santhal paintings provide a rare and authentic glimpse into the social and cultural life of one of India's most vibrant indigenous communities

Dokra Mahisha Mukha Durga is a magnificent fusion of devotion