Our story
An old craft, made for new walls.
What Lippan art is
Lippan kaam is mud-and-mirror work from Kutch in Gujarat, western India. For generations it has decorated the inside walls of round mud homes called bhungas. Clay is shaped into raised lines and patterns, and small mirrors are pressed in so that a single lamp can light a whole room.
What we make
We make Lippan panels, mirror art and wall pieces by hand, one at a time. Each one is drawn, laid in clay, set with mirrors, dried slowly and sealed so it is ready to hang. Because they are handmade, no two are exactly alike.
Why we sell supplies too
Good clay and proper glass craft mirrors can be hard to find. So we stock the same materials we use ourselves, along with kits for anyone who would like to try the craft at home.