Nimmalkunta Tholu Bommalu –Locally crafted Lamp Shades- Height 8 inches square –Radha Krishna artwork– For Home Décor / Pooja rooms - P00086

Nimmalkunta, Andhra Pradesh

Indo-Krafts

Leather

Tholu Bommalu, also known as leather puppetry, is an ancient art form that traces its roots back to the villages of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana in India. With origins dating as far back as the 3rd century BCE, Tholu Bommalu has endured through centuries, evolving with the cultural landscape of the region. Historically, these intricately crafted leather puppets served as a medium for storytelling, often depicting tales from Hindu mythology and epics such as the Ramayana and Mahabharata. Through its history, Tholu Bommalu has not only preserved traditional narratives but also reflected the social, religious, and political influences of its time, making it a significant cultural heritage of India

Bring home balance of traditional craftmanship and artistry to your Home

• Intrinsic artwork depicting Radha Krishna stories
• Lamp shades crafted by Tholu Bommalu artisans boast intricate designs handcrafted from leather.
• These shades are adorned with vibrant natural colors derived from plant-based dyes, ensuring eco-friendliness and authenticity.
• Traditional techniques passed down through generations are employed, ensuring durability and long-lasting quality.
• Each lamp shade is a testament to the skilled artistry and meticulous attention to detail of Tholu Bommalu artisans.
• The use of natural colors not only enhances the aesthetic appeal but also reflects a commitment to sustainability and cultural heritage.
• Tholu Bommalu lamp shades add a touch of traditional elegance to any space, embodying centuries-old craftsmanship and storytelling tradition.
• Made in India