World of Ek by Ekta Kapoor

World of Ek by Ekta Kapoor is an endeavour to bring the best of India to one's home. The Indian artistic sensibilities can be seen through their well curated range of products. Apart from celebrating the varied handicrafts of India, each product has been carefully curated to fill your space with good vibes.

For example:
. Mandala is a sign for attracting balance and positivity and has been used in various EK products.

. Material such as pure cotton, copper, brass, mango wood etc have a good impact on one's well-being. 

The three core elements of Ek that impressed me was

1. Celebrating Indian roots

Products inspired by our rich heritage and ancient wisdom, created for the contemporary Indian home.

2.  Crafted in India

Handcrafted by Indian artisans who have kept age-old traditions alive across several generations.

3. Good for the users

Made with materials that are good for you and your family - a committed partner on your wellness journey

Ek has a varied product range in home linen, dining, home decor and jewelry

I chose handmade cushion covers that are inspired by the classic style of Indo-Islamic jali work. Also, got myself a ceramic mug that has become my perfect companion to have chai and coffee in my balcony.

Have a look...

 Block printed cushion cover with enticing motif

An earthy appeal to the mug...

What's not to love here?

Perfect setting...

Now, another cushion cover for a different look

Enjoying my solitude with Ek

A close up shot

How do you like these? To view more of their cushion collection, do visit World of Ek

Coming up with more recommendations in the home decor segment, so keep visiting my page and do share your thoughts.  I would love to hear from you. 😊

Exhibition

I jump at the word exhibition,more so when it has anything to do with interiors.Yes, a visit to an exhibition rejuvenates me. Last week I had been to one.Irrespective of how much I bought I felt satisfied after I came back.There are so many small tips that you learn,so much eye candy and so much of talent and skill to be recognised, I truly felt worth the effort taken.


BASKETS  MADE OF GRASS

 ANTIQUE VESSELS-TREASURE TROVE

TANJORE PAINTINGS

POTTERY AND CERAMICS

WOODEN ARTIFACTS

So you tell me,how did you feel?? There was more to be clicked but my camera's battery gave away.I simply loved it.My eyes felt blessed to see such beauty around.

Madhubani Paintings

Gods,Goddess and various elements of nature are the preferred subjects for a madhubani artist. Iam really at loss of words.Look at the colours, the simplicity of design and how even a black & white picture can capture our attention. Hats off to the artisans whose resourcefulness has ensured that this art form continues to have a world wide market.

Patta Chitra Art

Iam continuing my earlier post on nightbazaar in Hyderabad.Though I have come back to the hustle-bustle of Mumbai life,am kind of still captivated by the beauty of all the handicrafts.

PattaChitra is an age old tradition of making miniature paintings with religious themes originated in Orissa. It is made by hand on specially treated cloth known as patta.
Now a days artists also exhibit this beautiful art form on palm leaves,the themes depicting their village culture.

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Art on an Envelope.
Artisans  have tried to create maximum use of their art by making gift envelopes. I must say what a novel idea!

corners of my home

These are some of the brassware used traditionally in almost all homes down south.
They look pretty with plants or maybe just grouped together and kept in a corner.

glimpses from my home

Chennapatna is a small town near Banglore.It is famous for wooden toys and decoratives.some memories from the place we visited recently.I really liked these bulls the moment i saw them.