Kakatiya Gullakaari Corporate Gift

What all you get :

• Kalamkaari laptop bag – 1
• Nirmal organizer and pen holder – 1
• Nirmal visiting card holder – 1
• Cheriyal hand-painted A5 notepad with natural colors – 1
• Ethnic print bottle – 1
• Printed Gullakaari A5 notepad with custom design – 1

NIRMAL
Nirmal painting of Telangana was introduced in 13th century during Kakatiya dynasty. Each piece of Nirmal takes at least 14 days to make. Post carpentry, the wood is protected by 12 layers of lappam followed by base paint.
Tracing, painting, detailing and clear coat finishes this masterpiece

CHERIYAL
Cheriyal art, has been unfolding vivid stories on scrolls and panels for 400 years with vibrant colors and detailed artwork.
Rooted in Telangana’s cultural heritage, it blends mythology, folklore, and daily life into captivating visual tales, embodying
centuries of artistic tradition.

KALAMKAARI
Kalamkari originated in Andhra Pradesh, India, around the 3rd century BC. The term “Kalamkari” comes from “kalam” (pen) and “kari” (craft), reflecting the use of a pen like tool to draw intricate designs.