Thursday, August 15, 2013

The Craft Safari And a Give-Away

An initiative called The Craft Safari, started by two craft lovers,  Geetha Mary Jimmy and Ann Thomas, based in UAE has grown as a venture since 2011, bringing the best of indigenous crafts from across India to everyone’s home. Their products range from Terracotta lanterns, Ganeshas, Copper Bells from Kutch, Bastar crafts, Longpi from Manipur, DIY Craft kits, Charmakari Danglers, Paper Machie crafts, Dhokra, Rajasthani Jharokhas and musicians, stone craft , Aranmula mirror from Kerala and Wood block carving from UP. Besides sourcing handpicked products, they also provide craft workshops. Recently they had the Kerala Mural Painting workshop which was a huge success. As of now they sell through exhibitions and fairs.

Have a look at their product range and I am already tempted to buy something from them soon. If you have any enquiries please write to thecraftsafari@gmail.com and click here to access their facebook page.
  
 

 





 
 
 

 
 
Now moving on to some exciting news… The Craft Safari has offered a give-way – a beautiful Dhokra candle holder for your home.
*The offer is valid for Oman and UAE shipping address. All the other regions, hang on, there are more give-away coming your way in future posts. So stay tuned!
 
 
 
Here is how you can win the give-away
·       Comment on this post on why you like this candle holder (Please log in to your Gmail account while leaving a comment below)
·        Click here to like The Craft Safari facebook page
The last date of the give-away is 25th August. Lucky winner will be chosen and announced soon.
All the best!

 
Images via The Craft Safari
 

13 comments:

remya sujith said...

It looks nice... I think its not common...

Anonymous said...

Elephants portray a royal charm the candle holder will enhance the beauty of any setting with its elegance

muscat resident said...

The candle holder is a charming way of decorating a room and the elephant gives a traditional look to any background. The elegance of this candle holder is quite fascinating.

Tara said...

I like it since Its got a traditional look n useful too!

Meena Annie said...

Absolutely love the look and its symbolism.. the wise Elephant that brings light to our home

Unknown said...

Theres something irrestible about a royal gold 'aana kutty' (baby elepahant) gently carrying its load for the house it belongs to - light for all!!
Shilpa

Kay said...

It's a beautiful blend of traditional & modern.A must have for my favourite festival ~diwali :)
Kavita

viji said...

Elephants are huge and majestic and there is always an aura of royalty in them.So there you have a Royal Dhokra elephantic candle holder sitting in the living room.

your blog is cool

Unknown said...

Royal Tusker! This can blend into any setting....

Unknown said...

Awww...its soo cute! Definitely very creative and intricate at the same time! This piece has a very "awwwism" quality! :)

navita hakim said...

Firstlt thanks for the giveaway...this is my third attempt at pisting a comment....
goes to show how much i like this artefact....
Infact I love elephants....u will see the craze when u visit my home.....so much so that u will find elephant toys and printed tees for my 7month old...and no this affinity does not stem from the fact that i was addressed as one as a kid...lol

Unknown said...

The Rain and Storm God, is sometimes depicted riding on an elephant with a lightning bolt on his forehead. this piece of art absolutely depicts the same.

Sowmiyas Vlogs said...

This Dhokra candle stand is an example of the beautiful art and craft that our country has to offer. A little something that lights up my living room or dining table. I am sure it will bring on a cosy, romantic evening.