The WARLI hand-painted stainless steel spice/masala box hot Gond painting is a traditional

Gond painting is a traditional tribal art of central India

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It is common practice for Lord Ganesha to be worshipped along with Goddess Lakshmi  as part of the Diwali celebrations to seek both wealth(Lakshmi) and the intellect(Ganesha) to be able to wisely manage wealth acquired

like a happy family

so does Suzani

The WARLI hand-painted stainless steel spice/masala box hot Gond painting is a traditional'The Warli' stainless steel spice box masala dabba inspired by the artform of the Wari tribe adivasis (original inhabitants) of Thane region in Maharastra, India and even in nearby states of Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh. The origins of this ancient artform date back to as early as the 10th century and comprises of simple human motifs that are a visual representation of the lifestyle and culture of the tribal community. Traditionally, these paintings