WINE BOXES PAINTED
Product details
Product Details
| Sculpture type | Decorative Storage Box |
| Craft tradition | Rajasthani Hand-Painting Tradition |
| Material | Seasoned Wood |
| Finish technique | Hand-Painted by Artisan |
| Surface finish | Glossy Protective Finish |
| Storage type | Single Bottle Wine Storage |
| Weight | ~800 g |
| Usage | Wine bottle storage, luxury gifting, festive hampers, decorative display |
| Indoor / Outdoor | Indoor |
Dimensions & Scale
Scale reference:This wine box is designed for standard single-bottle storage and works beautifully as a luxury gifting piece, festive hamper addition, dining table accessory, or decorative collectible. Its handcrafted floral detailing makes it ideal for elegant home styling and premium presentation. Also suitable for wedding gifting, corporate hampers, festive occasions, and heritage-inspired décor setups.
Alsofor wedding gifting, corporate hampers, festive occasions, and heritage-inspired décor setups.
What's Included
- Hand-painted wooden wine box
- Premium protective packaging
- ARTHENIC authenticity card
- Secure single-bottle storage design
- Luxury gifting presentation box
- Care & handling guide
Artisan Impact
Every wine box is individually hand-painted by skilled artisans, ensuring no two pieces are exactly alike. Your purchase helps preserve traditional Rajasthani decorative painting techniques while supporting artisan livelihoods and cultural craftsmanship.
Care Instructions
Clean gently with a soft dry cloth
Keep away from direct sunlight and moisture
Avoid harsh chemicals or wet cleaning
Handle carefully to preserve the hand-painted finish
Best suited for indoor decorative and gifting use
Shipping & Returns
The maker
Every piece begins with one pair of hands
Ratan Kumar Vishwakarma
Dhokra Master · Kondagaon, Chhattisgarh
Ratan comes from a line of Dhokra casters that stretches back six generations in Kondagaon, the heart of Bastar's tribal craft belt. He learnt the lost-wax process from his father at age nine — first watching, then modelling the beeswax forms with his own fingers. Today his workshop employs four members of his extended family and has become one of the last in the region still using traditional forest clay for the casting shells, rather than commercial alternatives. Each Nataraja he makes takes him three to four full days, and no two are ever the same.
How it's made
From raw material
to finished piece
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Premium quality wood is carefully crafted into a durable single-bottle wine storage box
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Traditional Rajasthani floral motifs are hand-sketched and painted by skilled artisans using fine brushes
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Multiple layers of intricate detailing and vibrant colors are added to create depth and character
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A protective finish is applied to preserve the artwork while enhancing durability and longevity
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Every piece is individually inspected, securely packaged, and prepared for gifting or display
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