Handmade Wall Hangings
Add texture, colour and story to your walls with handmade wall hangings from Nadhi Artistry. Ours are not machine-made tapestries. Each one is an original, either hand-painted on treated cloth by Indian folk artists or handwoven by master weavers, using natural pigments and age-old techniques. From Madhubani and Kalamkari paintings to flowing Pattachitra scrolls filled with mythology to richly woven Bhujodi throws and textiles from Kutch, every piece carries the mark of the artisan who made it. As woven wall hangings and cosy boho throws, they bring texture and craft to any wall or sofa. They bring a warm, boho, collected feel to a living room, hallway or bedroom, and because they are fabric, they are light, easy to hang and simple to move. Genuine folk art, made by named makers, shipped Australia-wide.
A graceful mother deer curves through this Gond painting, her red and orange body built from row upon row of fine scales and dots, while her antlers rise and spread into a canopy of soft, feathery leaf clusters overhead. Nestled beneath her, a little blue and green fawn leans in close, and the whole scene glows with the fine dots and lines that give Gond art its shimmer. It is a tender, calming portrait of mother and young. Hung on a wall, it brings warmth and character to a living room, nursery, study or entryway, and works beautifully as a standalone statement piece or the anchor of a gallery wall.
Gond art is one of India's most loved tribal art traditions, created by the Gond people of central India, largely around Patangarh in Madhya Pradesh. Artists build each image from carefully repeated dots, dashes and lines that fill every form with texture and rhythm, a signature technique passed down through generations. The subjects are drawn from the natural and spiritual world of the community, where animals, birds and trees are all celebrated as living beings. This painting is entirely hand painted on paper, so every stroke carries the hand of the artist and no two works are ever quite the same.
A Gond painting makes a meaningful gift for someone who values art with a story behind it, whether for a housewarming, a wedding, a new baby, or simply to bring colour into a home. When you buy this piece you are supporting the indigenous Gond artisans of central India directly and helping keep a centuries old craft alive for the next generation. It arrives as a one of a kind original, ready to be treasured.
Details
• Art form: Gond painting from the Gond tribal community of Madhya Pradesh, central India
• Subject: a mother deer with her fawn, antlers branching into a leafy canopy
• Medium: hand painted with acrylic on paper
• Dimensions: approximately 30 cm x 40 cm
• Sold unframed
• One of a kind, handmade original signed by the artist
• Ethically sourced directly from indigenous artisans
• Ideal for wall decor and gifting
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A meditative figure rests beneath a sheltering tree in this Pattachitra fusion of spiritual iconography and natural cycles. Warm browns anchor the earthly realm while cool blues suggest the celestial sphere. The Buddha and the tree form a unified symbol of enlightenment rooted in the physical world.
Pattachitra paintings are celebrated for their detailed motifs, which often feature mythological stories, deities, nature, and cultural symbols. Every painting is a unique work of art, blending bold lines and rich colours to create a captivating focal point for any room.
Whether you’re searching for a meaningful gift or a statement piece for your own space, a Pattachitra painting offers both beauty and heritage. By choosing this artwork, you support skilled artisans and help keep a centuries-old craft alive.
Details
Art form: Handmade Pattachitra from Odisha, India
Colours: Brown & Blue
Material: Natural colours on silk
Dimensions:
Overall: Approx. 52 cm x 24 cm
Drawing: Approx. 40 cm x 15 cm
Pre-Framed: No
Frame Included: No
Eco-friendly and sustainable
Ideal for home decor or gifting
This exquisite Pattachitra painting depicts Lord Ganesha in a joyful dancing pose, richly adorned with jewellery and flowing garments. Seated upon a lotus pedestal with his faithful mouse vahana at his feet, Ganesha is shown with multiple arms holding his traditional attributes. The figure glows in vivid reds, greens, blues, and golds against a striking black background, while multiple ornate borders of floral scrolls, geometric patterns, and leaf motifs frame the central deity with layers of intricate detail.
Pattachitra is one of India's most refined traditional painting forms, originating from the temple town of Raghurajpur in Odisha. The name comes from the Sanskrit words "patta" (cloth) and "chitra" (painting). Artists prepare their own canvases using layers of cloth and natural gum, then paint entirely by hand using brushes made from animal hair and colours derived from natural sources. The level of detail in each piece is extraordinary, with fine lines and elaborate borders that can take weeks to complete. Pattachitra traditionally depicts scenes from Hindu mythology, with Ganesha being among the most beloved subjects.
Whether displayed as a devotional piece or appreciated purely for its artistic mastery, this painting brings a sense of auspiciousness and cultural depth to any space. By choosing this artwork, you directly support hereditary artisan families keeping alive a tradition recognised by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage.
Details
• Art form: Pattachitra from Raghurajpur, Odisha, India
• Material: Natural pigments on treated cloth canvas
• Dimensions: Approx A4 size (28 × 20 cm)
• Entirely hand-painted with traditional brushes and natural colours
• Ideal for wall decor, devotional spaces, gifting, or art collections
A parrot nests at the heart of a radiating mandala in this Kalamkari composition where bird and pattern become inseparable. The circular arrangement of intricate designs creates a sense of cosmic order while the parrot adds organic life to geometric perfection. This painting merges the mathematical and the living.
Painted with vibrant natural vegetable colours (like black outlines, red, and yellow) using bamboo or palm pens on prepared cotton fabric, these artworks showcase intricate figurative motifs that reflect the essence of South Indian temple art. Every inch features bold double outlines, detailed patterns, and rich earthy tones.
Whether you’re searching for a meaningful handmade gift or a statement piece for your own space, a Karuppur Kalamkari painting offers both beauty and centuries-old legacy. By choosing this artwork, you support talented artisans and help preserve a GI-tagged craft once patronised by Thanjavur Nayaks.
Details
Art form: Handmade Kalamkari Painting from Tamil Nadu, India
Material: Natural colours on cotton fabric
Dimensions: A4 size
Pre-Framed: No
Frame Included: No
Eco-friendly and sustainable
Ideal for home décor or gifting