Tarkashi Art
Explore the artistic collection of traditionally crafted tarkashi art made by Indian tribal artists. Each piece is uniquely crafted with traditional techniques and tools.
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Explore the Elegance of Handcrafted Tarkashi Art
Tarkashi is not merely an art form—it's a careful coordination of metal and wood. At Ethnic India Handicrafts, we present to you a special collection of Tarkashi art that honours this age-old craft from Rajasthan. Each item showcases delicate brass wire inlay work on mature wood, creating artwork that is steeped in tradition and elegant in detail.
Whether you’re a collector, a decor enthusiast, or someone who appreciates heritage crafts, this is the perfect place to buy Tarkashi art and bring timeless beauty into your space.
What Makes Tarkashi Art So Special?
Tarkashi is a traditional art in India. Talented artisans intricately etch patterns onto hardwood and inset it with slender brass wires. A dramatic visual combination of warmth and wood contrasts beautifully with metal glimmering.
These crafted items demonstrate not only art, but patience and heritage. Every Tarkashi art is unique, so the item you purchase is an authentic piece.
How to Care for Tarkashi Art Pieces
Tarkashi is a fine and delicate art, and with a little care, your pieces will last beautifully for generations. Here’s what you need to do when you buy Tarkashi craft for home decor:
- Keep away from direct sunlight to preserve the natural tones of the wood and prevent fading.
- Dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth to avoid scratches on the brass inlay.
- Avoid moisture or water as it can damage the wood and loosen the inlay work.
- Do not use chemicals to clean it. An occasional gentle wood polish is sufficient to bring back the shine.
Why Buy Tarkashi Art from Ethnic India Handicrafts?
We think that each hand-made item has a story to tell—and Tarkashi art is no different. When you purchase Tarkashi craft from our collection, you're helping master artisans of a difficult, dying art form and breathing new life into your home.
- Ethically sourced material and wood.
- Direct partnerships with artisans from Rajasthan.
- Carefully designed for contemporary and traditional homes.
- Careful packaging and secure nationwide shipping.
- Hand-picked selection of pieces that are both functional and collectible.
Other Art Forms You Can Discover In Our Collection
Our appreciation for Indian craft doesn't stop at Tarkashi. Here are some other age-old crafts you'll discover at Ethnic India Handicrafts:
- Brass Statues: Spiritual and ornamental figurines cast in solid brass.
- Marble Idols: Beautifully hand-carved idols of deities in white and coloured marble.
- Clay Artwork: Colourful paintings and panels created from natural clay.
- Bastar Tribal Art: Metal and wall art crafted by tribal groups in Chhattisgarh.
- Brass Diyas & Urlis: Practical and celebratory pieces that pay tribute to Indian heritage.
- Tribal & Folk Paintings: Gond, Warli, and other local painting traditions that bring tales to your walls.
Every collection showcases a new region, material, and tale—so there's always something new to learn.
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of wood is used in Tarkashi art?
What type of wood is used in Tarkashi art?
Typically, durable hardwoods such as Sheesham (Indian rosewood) or teak are employed because of their hardness and smooth surface.
Is the brass inlay handmade?
Is the brass inlay handmade?
Yes, every piece of Tarkashi art is entirely handmade. Craftsmen carve the design and place fine brass wires individually.
Can I store things in Tarkashi boxes daily?
Can I store things in Tarkashi boxes daily?
Absolutely. Tarkashi boxes are as beautiful as they are useful. They are ideal for storing jewellery, small accessories, or gifts.
How can I keep the shine of the brass inlay?
How can I keep the shine of the brass inlay?
Gently wipe with a soft cloth. Steer clear of polishing liquids. For an all-natural glow, some beeswax polish is adequate on the wooden surface.
Can I buy Tarkashi craft online with size and price information?
Can I buy Tarkashi craft online with size and price information?
Yes, detailed descriptions, dimensions, and pricing are included on all our listings so you can purchase Tarkashi art securely.