Terracotta
Hand-painted clay that feels like Bengal: Durga faces, horses, peacocks and alta-red borders, strung into necklace sets with matching earrings. Light enough to wear all day, bold enough for pujo.
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Terracotta is fired clay, shaped and painted by hand, so no two pieces are exactly alike. Most sets come with matching earrings and tie at the back with a cord, so they sit well with a saree, a kurta or a plain white tee.
What to pick: the Hasuli and Golap sets for a big festive look; Mayur, Projapoti and Alta-Pa for colour; Ghora and Chakra for an easy first piece under ₹199.
Care: terracotta is light but it is still clay. Keep it away from water and perfume, and store it in its pouch. It is fired clay, so try not to drop it.
Hand-painted in the Bankura terracotta tradition, handpicked from Santiniketan.























