Head nodding Toy/ Bobble head Toy -Thatha-Bamma Pair- Budda Buddi Pair

Gallery
Description
Heading

Description

Material: Papier Mache

Craft: Kondapalli Toys

Place: Kondapalli, India

Color: Vegetable Colors (multi-color)

Measurements: Height 6 or 8 Inches

Product weight: 300- 400 Grams

Special Attention: Handcrafted Village Craft

Product Care: Wipe with a soft cloth

Note: Color and designs may slightly vary

*Size and colors may slightly vary

* Assorted colors will be sent

Kondapalli is a village around the outskirts of Vijaywada, Andhra Pradesh. This village is famous for wood crafts which are famous all around the world. These are handcrafted artworks that are prepared with a variety of wood, called “Tella Poniki,” which is available only in the hilly forests of Kondapalli. The raw material is collected, processed, crafted, and painted with the utmost care by the local artisans. Kondapalli toys on the major side depict the richness of Indian heritage containing figures of devotion, ancient Indian lifestyle, and festivals. The Kondapalli artisan depicts the Haridasu bent down on one knee as the woman pours alms into the Akshaya Patra, which he wears as headgear.

Heading

Add Second tab description here.

Head nodding Toy/ Bobble head Toy -Thatha-Bamma Pair- Budda Buddi Pair

$65.63

$99.99 34% OFF

Shipping calculated at checkout

HKGL1118

Select size

6 Inches 6 Inches
8 Inches 8 Inches

Product variants

Select quantity

Description

Material: Papier Mache

Craft: Kondapalli Toys

Place: Kondapalli, India

Color: Vegetable Colors (multi-color)

Measurements: Height 6 or 8 Inches

Product weight: 300- 400 Grams

Special Attention: Handcrafted Village Craft

Product Care: Wipe with a soft cloth

Note: Color and designs may slightly vary

*Size and colors may slightly vary

* Assorted colors will be sent

Kondapalli is a village around the outskirts of Vijaywada, Andhra Pradesh. This village is famous for wood crafts which are famous all around the world. These are handcrafted artworks that are prepared with a variety of wood, called “Tella Poniki,” which is available only in the hilly forests of Kondapalli. The raw material is collected, processed, crafted, and painted with the utmost care by the local artisans. Kondapalli toys on the major side depict the richness of Indian heritage containing figures of devotion, ancient Indian lifestyle, and festivals. The Kondapalli artisan depicts the Haridasu bent down on one knee as the woman pours alms into the Akshaya Patra, which he wears as headgear.