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A Gond dinnerware range that brings myths alive

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A handcrafted, organic-shaped ware made in India

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Each piece sold = 10 meals donated to rural artisans
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The अनादि Gond dinnerware collection is part of the Past.Present.Future series. The essence of Gond art derives from the intimate connection that the people of the Gond tribe share with nature and therefore, each piece in this collection features Nature as the Eternal Witness.
The organic-shaped, hand-crafted quarter plates each celebrate a tree that is intimately connected to Gond Culture.The different plates depict the saja tree, peepal tree, tamarind tree and pakri tree representing the deities and creators in the culture.
Material: Crafted in porcelain
Size: 6.1 inches
Weight: 210 gms x 4 or 840 gms
Includes: A set of 4, organic-shaped quarter plates and a specially crafted fold-out insert.
Care Instructions: Microwave safe and dishwasher safe on a gentle cycle
Each quarter plate celebrates a tree that is intimately connected to Gond Culture:
Saja Tree: Represents the ultimate creator, Bada Dev. The plate depicts the origin story, according to which a crow was created and tasked with finding clay. Along the way, the bird found Kekda mal, the crab and together they dug up the earthworm which spewed out the soil. Over water, the Makda dev (spider king) spun a web, the soil from the earthworm was scattered over it and thus land was created. Badadev then released all living creatures on the land.
Tamarind tree: Sacred, worshipping platforms for Gond deities are often built under Tamarind trees. The pod-like fruit depicted on the plate, is used to make chutney. Usually, the same also serves as a means of livelihood for the people. Thus, the tamarind tree is symbolic of both the spiritual and the realities connected to the Gond people.
Peepal tree: Represents the house of Trimurti - Lord Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh. While one half of the plate holds intricate patterns of peepal leaves, the other side highlights the lotus, symbolic of Lord Vishnu, & purity, rebirth and strength.
Pakri tree: The various flowers illustrated on the plate represent the deity Thakur Dev in Gond culture, who is associated with the Pakri tree. It is also believed that Pakri leaves are cooked to make saag, a dish which protects people from illnesses.
Exclusive
A Gond dinnerware range that brings myths alive
Exquisite
A handcrafted, organic-shaped ware made in India
Impact
Each piece sold = 10 meals donated to rural artisans
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This plate is really nice. It looks just like the picture on the website. It arrived very quickly which was impressive. It is sitting in my dining room on a table and I love it.
It’s just awesome! And along with two other plates gave a real meaning to the wall.
I bought it for my sisters new house.She loved it and could relate to the artwork very much
Beautiful pieces, brings back wonderful memories of childhood vacations.
From the quality of the plates, to the printing on the plate, to the thoughtful packaging, to the rendering of colours on the plate. Thank you for a great product to adorn my walls
I have put the plates in my terrace garden. They give that space a very cosy feel.
It was a special gift and the plated project gave a full effort to send the art after somany hurdles. Absolutely a lovely piece of art 😍.
It was a nice gift and the people to whom it was gifted liked it too
Beautiful wall plate
Something amazing added to my cabinet..👏🏻keep it up👍
I loved it the moment I laid my eyes on it. It's an exquisite piece.
Right size for tea-time plates and beautifully composed artwork.
This is simply amazing....loved all the colour combinations
Received the parcel in good condition. It's beautiful designed plate. We liked it very much. Looking forward for further requirement of similar designed plate.
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