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About Terracotta Craft

Terracotta art, a form of pottery that has stood the test of time, is a testament to the rich history and cultural heritage of civilizations across the globe. The word “terracotta” is derived from the Italian words “terra cotta,” meaning “baked earth.” This ancient art form involves molding clay into various shapes, firing it in a kiln, and often finishing it with decorative techniques. From ancient civilizations to contemporary artists, terracotta has remained a beloved medium for creating stunning sculptures, vessels, and architectural elements.

About this craft

Handcrafted with meticulous care, this unique wall art is made by affixing small pieces of terracotta onto a plywood base covered with black cloth. The centrepiece of this wall art is the depiction of Radha and Krishna on a swing (Jhulan), a traditional motif in Hindu mythology symbolising the playful and joyous aspects of divine love. The intricately modelled figures capture the essence of this eternal bond.

The large size of this wall art ensures that it becomes a captivating statement piece in any living room. So, elevate your living space with this unique, handmade masterpiece that not only captures the essence of devotion but also adds a touch of spiritual elegance to your home decor.