Mithila, Bihar
Madhubani
Bold lines, vivid patterns and fish, flowers and birds from Bihar's famous folk art.
DIY kits · Made in India, made by you
Make heritage with your own hands.
Craft kits that bring India's folk art to your table. Open the box, get creative, keep something you made.
Everything in the boxBeginner friendlyGift-ready
How it works
From a beautiful box to a story you made
1
Unbox
A beautifully packaged kit with premium materials and a step-by-step guide.
2
Learn the story
Read where the art comes from, its region, symbolism and history, before you pick up a brush.
3
Create & watch
Make your artwork with a QR code that opens tutorial videos for each step.
4
Share
Show your finished piece to family and friends, and to our community.
5
Explore the next one
Every kit suggests more of India to discover, from another state to another tradition.
Coming first · Coming soon
Pick your craft
Tamil Nadu
Kolam
Dot-grid floor patterns drawn at the doorstep. Mindful, symmetrical and easy to start.
Sacred circles
Mandala
Radiating petals and rings. A calm, meditative painting for every skill level.
Nathdwara, Rajasthan
Pichwai
Lotus motifs and temple-arch compositions from the Pichwai tradition.
WarliLippanGondKalamkariPattachitraPhadTanjoreKathakali masksChannapatna toysPhulkariBandhani+ more states
These are the crafts we're planning to launch. Tell us which one you want most and it moves up the list.
Why Indiya Heritage
India's traditions are fading from everyday life. We're changing that.
Many children grow up with little exposure to India's artistic heritage, while artisans struggle to sustain traditional skills. Indiya Heritage makes these traditions engaging and relevant through hands-on creative experiences.
Preserve
Protect and celebrate India's traditional arts, crafts and cultural heritage.
Educate
Every kit is a learning journey: stories, history and hands-on exploration.
Empower
We aim to create fair opportunities for artisans, women-led groups and local communities.
Inspire
Screen-free creativity that helps children become confident makers and proud custodians of our culture.
Inside every kit
More than a craft activity
Each box is designed as a learning experience, not just a project.
- The history and origin of the art form
- The state or region it comes from
- Its cultural significance and symbolism
- Traditional techniques and how they evolved
- Interesting facts and stories
- A QR code to tutorials and videos
- Ideas to explore more of Indian culture
For everyone
Kits for every moment
Kids & families
Heritage learning kits for ages 5 to 15, plus state-wise craft activities and festival boxes.
Schools & teams
Workshops for schools and colleges, and creative team-building for companies.
Gifting
Festival, occasion, return and corporate gifts that carry a story.
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FAQ
Got questions?
What is a DIY heritage kit?
A box with the materials and a step-by-step guide to make a traditional Indian art or craft piece at home.
When will kits be available?
We're getting ready to launch. Join the list below and we'll email you first.
Do I need any art skills?
No. Kits are planned in easy, medium and hard levels, with step-by-step guides and QR-code tutorials.
Do you run workshops or work with schools?
Yes, that's part of our plan: workshops, school programmes and corporate sessions. Email us to talk.
Do you collect my personal data?
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Be first to get a kit
Email us with the craft you'd love to try and we'll add you to the early-access list.
connect@indiyaheritage.com