In ancient Rajasthan, a tale of dance bridged two worlds. When the royal Rajput clan encountered the Bhil tribe, initial conflict gave way to something magical. As they witnessed the Bhil women performing the mesmerizing Ghoomar dance, their graceful spins and rhythmic movements captivated the Rajput hearts. This dance, where young women twirled like blooming flowers to mark their transition into womanhood, became a symbol of cultural harmony. The Rajputs, moved by its beauty, not only embraced this tradition but made it their own – transforming Ghoomar into a celebration that transcended boundaries and united two distinct heritages.
Presenting “Bahi” – where two legendary woodcraft traditions unite in harmonious beauty, much like the historic blend of Rajput and Bhil cultures. Each piece features dignified trunk and delicate hands masterfully carved in Jaipur’s teakwood craft, embracing vibrant bowls brought to life through Karnataka’s cherished Channapatna craftsmanship. Like the Ghoomar dancers’ rhythmic turns, these pieces celebrate artistic fusion, where North meets South in perfect symphony. More than serving bowls, they are vessels of heritage, bringing the soul of India’s diverse craftsmanship to your everyday moments.