Adoring the Unique Product Characterstics of
Tribal Heritage
Purely Handcrafted :
No machines, no robots—just the pure artistry of skilled hands shaping Authentic Indian tribal art, ensuring every piece resonates with the essence of tradition.
Geographically Indicated Arts:
Beyond borders, each piece of art at Roomantique paints a portrait of identity, capturing the essence of a place in strokes, colors, and forms that resonate with its geographical heartbeat.
Lifetime Guarantee :
Every craft at Roomantique is not just a purchase; it's a lifelong investment. With our lifetime guarantee, we stand by the enduring quality of every piece we create.
Craft Narratives:
Each creation at Roomantique weaves a tale of passion and artistry, where every piece has a story waiting to be discovered.
Pure Earth Creations:
At Roomantique, elegance is not just a style—it's a commitment to nature. Each piece of art is a testament to eco-friendly beauty, made from 100% natural materials.
Cultural Significance :
Every piece of art at Roomantique is deeply rooted in Indian Cultural heritage, often reflecting local traditions, storytelling and historical and cultural significance.
EACH CREATION
HAS A STORY
TO TELL
EACH
CREATION
HAS A STORY
TO TELL
Elephant God | Dhokra
Ganesha, the elephant-headed god of beginnings, is traditionally worshiped before starting any new big initiatives. He is widely revered, more specifically, as the remover of obstacles; the patron of arts and sciences; and the deva of intellect and wisdom. Treat your homes to this sacred handcraft Dhokra art with the soft tones, and shapely patterns that will bring a lot of positivity to your space. This piece of art is so much more than its aesthetic attributes. It’s a portal into the artist’s life and their unique experiences.
Madia - Madin | Dhokra
Beautifully handcrafted, without any machines! this piece of exotic Dhokra art, made from molten brass, by the Maria Tribal Community, represents the divine Male-Female union acting as a symbol of love. The faces of both are reflection of each other, with the only differentiation in their headgear of bison horns (male – Madia) and peacock feathers (female - Madin) which makes it a unique gift adding to the home décor as the mark of eternal love for your partner in life. Set a style statement to the decor of your home with the touch of these exquisite dull gold figurines crafted by tribal artisans in the Bastar region of Chhattisgarh out of bell-metal, brass and bronze. The Ghadwas (tribal community) of Bastar practice the dhokra art with lost wax technique or hollow casting.
Deer | Dhokra
Oh, Deer! Beautifully crafted, without any machines! The fine detail of these handsome stag sculptures presents an impressive focal point. With an aged bronzed crafting, these prancing stag sculptures are entirely handcrafted by tribal artisans, infinitely detailed, and with an animated pose. Add a touch of luxury & glam to your home with these stunning deer sculptures. Are You a Spiritual Person? These have a strong spiritual connection too! They are aware of subtle energies happening all around. They can also represent your deeper connections with your close family and friends, bringing unconditional love, belonging, and community to the forefront. A must-have a great piece in your living room!
The Mother | Dhokra
Unconditional Love! This piece of exquisite Dhokra art, made out of molten Brass (lost-wax technique), by the Maria Tribal Community, represents the universal and selfless love of a mother for her children. The mother holding her two children in her lap depicts unconditional love. This showpiece can be kept as table décor and can also be added to your collection of handicrafts. A must-have for a lover of traditional folk art. Do we have to wait for Mother's day to make our Mom feel special? In our daily lives also, we can make her feel extra special with this piece of ancient handmade art inspired by the pure and wholesome relationship of a mother nurturing her children. This will melt your Mama's heart for sure!
Beauty of Heritage with Dhokra and Wrought Iron
“Where Tradition Meets Craftsmanship!”
Dhokra
Dhokra, or Dokra - is a special process being used from the time of the Bronze Age when man had just begun inventing tools. The famous sculpture of the “Dancing Girl” that we all read about was actually a Dhokra art form that came from Mohenjo-Daro - the ancient city from the Indus Valley Civilization.
Wrought Iron
The much acclaimed “Wrought Iron Craft of Bastar” comes from the Bastar region - the place that’s known for its craftsmanship and original wrought iron process around the world. In fact, this specific process has been protected under the Geographical Indication (GI) of the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS).
Explore the Artistry
EVERY PRODUCT
SOLD, A LIFE
TRANSFORMED.
EVERY PRODUCT
SOLD, A LIFE
TRANSFORMED.
Purchase With A Purpose
When you buy Indian handcrafted gifts online, you make a huge difference! Yes, Roomantique donates 5% of your purchase (at no extra cost to you) to Pratham, UK - a charitable organisation that supports tribal education. This works both ways. In India, the children of rural and tribal folk often do not have access to good education, and in remote areas, no education at all. Apart from the Ministry of Tribal Affairs, several prestigious organisations have tried to reach this demographic with school building, supply of books and teachers and vocational training. Pratham, UK is one such organisation that has done a commendable job of taking education to the unreached tribal children. Since these children are equipped in handicraft making, it is our dream that they also become literate and educated so they have bigger opportunities in the future or they take up other vocations of their interest when they grow up. On one hand, Roomantique is aiming to take the tribal art of the Bastar region to the world, on the other hand - you - the buyer can contribute in taking education to the children of tribal artisans. All you have to do is buy from Roomantique, and you have done your part.
Are you someone who loves gifting things thoughtfully? We have put a lot of thought in curating each of these handcrafted items. Our curation experts have hand-picked each of these Indian handcrafts, digging legends and stories behind them and chosen tribal areas that have kept an old heritage alive. You can now shop based on such legends.
Hand-picked Heritage
The Sacred Cow | Dhokra
£104.99
Abstract Deer
£72.99
Lord Ganesha | Dhokra
£89.99
Abstract fish | Wrought Iron
£64.99
Tribal Couple Wall Frame | Dhokra
£37.99
Rectangular Dhokra Frame Amber
£44.99
Tribal heritage touching lives
Customer narratives of acquiring Tribal arts are not just about purchasing artwork; they're about bringing captivating stories into their homes, illuminating spaces with cultural richness and artistic brilliance
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The Elephant God is enchanting, bringing tradition and fascination to our home. The depicted stories make it a constant source of intrigue.
Robin Wilkinson
West London
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The Tribal Mask we bought absolutely transformed our living room area. It looks lively and aesthetic at the same time
Emile Hunter
London
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The Tribal Mask we bought absolutely transformed our living room area. It looks lively and aesthetic at the same time
Emile Hunter
London
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The Dhokra frames are more than art; it's a cultural connection symbol in our home. The intricate details and its story make it a cherished addition.
Sofia Rodriguez
London
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The Sacred Bull exceeded expectations. It's not just art; it's a conversation starter, and the folklore adds a unique charm to our space.
Raj Patel
Feltham
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I bought a pair of Madia-Madin - a unique piece of art made of Dhokra - now adorns our bedside table, inspiring nightly expressions of love. The touching legend behind it has truly moved us
Charles West
London
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Tribal Women adds character to our home. Exceptional craftsmanship and cultural stories resonate with our appreciation for heritage.
David White
Reading
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Tribal Women adds character to our home. Exceptional craftsmanship and cultural stories resonate with our appreciation for heritage.
David White
Reading
