Kalavind

Welcome to Kalavind

Art That Is Made From The Earth And Goes Back To Earth.

Every tenth or twelfth month the décor hanged in the house is usually changed with a new piece of art. Many people do this practice to keep up with the latest trends.

A balance between old culture and the latest modern trends was what we were looking for. And that’s how Kalavind’s new persona was formed. Pursuing the laws of old culture allows us to sync our ethics with the circle of life. Each product is carefully made with resources taken from the earth. We use the materials such as wooden cut-outs, paint, clay and mirrors.

Quality over quantity- we create limited art pieces and even customise them as per your choice of colour and pattern so that they are loved and appreciated longer. Our team is powered by the local artisans of Kutch, Bhuj. Big corporations have run local artists and craftsmen out of business - leading to a loss of domestic craftsmanship and artists. The art pieces at Kalavind are made by the skilful artisans to support and provide employment to who are either unemployed or unable to manage in the new business world.

At Kalavind, we believe in preserving and empowering the best of what our ancient tradition has to offer, and also ensure a better, cleaner and most importantly, a longer future for generations to come. We are on a journey to merge the best of old culture and new modern trends. We hope you join us and #beKalastic.

We believe in sustainability - not just for the planet but also the people who inhabit it. We support local indigenous craftsmen especially female artisans to continue their practice of creating beautiful art, sustainably. Our aim is to preserve both our environment, and our ancient tradition of craftsmanship.

Meet the Founder,

Vinal Bhatt, a Kutch based mudwork artisan armed with the passion of Lippankaam and mirror work.

Dedicated to giving the old cultural mud and mirror work art a touch of modern trends and patterns and using her gift to make the walls and corners of your space beautiful.

She is working on empowering local artisans and spreading the lost art of Mud and Mirror work with a touch of vibrant, playful colours along with different shapes of designs to bring more life to this old yet growing art.