Anuradha Varma
VerifiedBanjara Hills
Trained under master Cheriyal artist D. Vaikuntam for five years. She now translates the ancient scroll painting tradition onto mugs, coasters and trays.
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Cheriyal scroll painters from Banjara Hills translate narrative epics onto everyday ceramics. Natural pigments are ground by hand, outlines are brush-drawn, and each coaster set tells a Telangana folk story — GI-tagged heritage adapted for modern Hyderabad homes.
Traditional Cheriyal scroll painting motifs on hand-painted coasters and ceramic mugs. Unique Telangana art form.
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Artisans source clay, wax, brass, or fabric from verified Hyderabad suppliers and family looms.
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Each piece is shaped, painted, or poured by hand in small batches — no mass production lines.
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Finished goods are checked, wrapped in Kraft House packaging, and held under SafePay until you confirm delivery.
Trained under master Cheriyal artist D. Vaikuntam for five years. She now translates the ancient scroll painting tradition onto mugs, coasters and trays.
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4.8(34 reviews)
Rohit Sharma
Kolkata2026-07-14
Coasters look like mini scroll panels — colors are vibrant and the GI story card was a nice touch for my parents in Chennai. Wrapped beautifully for gifting — recipient was thrilled.
1 found helpful
Ananya Patel
Kolkata2026-07-13
Coasters look like mini scroll panels — colors are vibrant and the GI story card was a nice touch for my parents in Chennai.
2 found helpful
Vikram Nair
Kolkata2026-07-12
Coasters look like mini scroll panels — colors are vibrant and the GI story card was a nice touch for my parents in Chennai.
3 found helpful
Divya Menon
Kolkata2026-07-11
Coasters look like mini scroll panels — colors are vibrant and the GI story card was a nice touch for my parents in Chennai.
4 found helpful
Arjun Singh
Kolkata2026-07-10
Coasters look like mini scroll panels — colors are vibrant and the GI story card was a nice touch for my parents in Chennai. Wrapped beautifully for gifting — recipient was thrilled.
5 found helpful
Nikhil Gupta
Mumbai2026-06-24
Bought as a wedding return gift. Each coaster has slightly different narrative detail — feels handmade in the best way. Wrapped beautifully for gifting — recipient was thrilled.
1 found helpful
Shruti Sharma
Mumbai2026-06-23
Bought as a wedding return gift. Each coaster has slightly different narrative detail — feels handmade in the best way.
2 found helpful
Aditya Kumar
Mumbai2026-06-22
Bought as a wedding return gift. Each coaster has slightly different narrative detail — feels handmade in the best way.
3 found helpful
Pooja Pillai
Mumbai2026-06-21
Bought as a wedding return gift. Each coaster has slightly different narrative detail — feels handmade in the best way.
4 found helpful
Rahul Verma
Mumbai2026-06-20
Bought as a wedding return gift. Each coaster has slightly different narrative detail — feels handmade in the best way. Wrapped beautifully for gifting — recipient was thrilled.
5 found helpful
Amit Desai
Delhi2026-06-09
Bought as a wedding return gift. Each coaster has slightly different narrative detail — feels handmade in the best way. Wrapped beautifully for gifting — recipient was thrilled.
2 found helpful
Nandita Rao
Delhi2026-06-08
Bought as a wedding return gift. Each coaster has slightly different narrative detail — feels handmade in the best way.
3 found helpful
Guild makers for this listing — each verified with a Kraft House artisan ID.
Banjara Hills
Trained under master Cheriyal artist D. Vaikuntam for five years. She now translates the ancient scroll painting tradition onto mugs, coasters and trays.
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Student of master Cheriyal artist Nakashi Madhu. Her narrative panels depicting wedding scenes and festivals are sought by collectors across India.
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Third-generation Pembarthi metalworker who relocated to Secunderabad to expand his reach. Each brass panel takes 3–7 days of hand hammering.
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Potter and painter who combines geometric art with traditional clay throwing. His minimalist painted pots are popular with Hyderabad's plant parent community.
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Shilparamam's longest-serving terracotta artist with over 20 years at the craft village. His village scene figurines are collector items.
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