Tejomay :: The T Light Holder

Katha (story behind artefact): The three birds placed at the center of the lamp’s panes are a symbol of the cooperation and cohesiveness that is sorely needed in the world today, a reminder of the good achieved through working together. Surrounded by the leafy greens of the tree, altogether this lamp signifies the connection between different parts of nature as a way to maximise productivity. The light that emanates through the negative spaces, illuminating the edges of the figures, further adds a positive nuance to this artefact. Place this artefact in your space to evoke this sense of productivity and nature into your life!
Riti (method): The Madhubani art form began with women painting the walls of their homes, infusing positive energy and a sense of community into their personal spaces. Now, Madhubani motifs can be found on a range of artefacts, bringing the same energy into more contemporary forms. The lamp’s panes are stained-glass, which is an art form that IndiHands has perfected in-house, with our artisans having 15+ years of experience. The vibrant semi-transparent colours are beautifully lined by solid lining, creating a beautiful confluence of the liner’s ebb and the colour’s flow.
Learn more about Madhubani motifs and colours here!