Rainbow Capiz Chime mama Artisans in Rajasthan use a

Artisans in Rajasthan use a potter's wheel

It is perfect for noodles and soups as it is a deep dish with a built-in resting place for bamboo chopsticks

intricate carving work is the reason for their immense popularity

versatile designs featuring upcycled iron and copper bells

Allow the potting media (usually moss or bark) to dry out almost completely between waterings

Rainbow Capiz Chime mama Artisans in Rajasthan use aThese capiz chimes are made up of a stunning array of shapes and colors. They sparkle in the light, and when placed outside, create a gentle tinkling of the shells. They come from a fishing village in Java, where shell artisans sustainably harvest the shells and shape them. All parts of the capiz (jingle oyster) are used; the meat is used for food, the main part of the shell for handicraft, and the shell waste for fertilizer. Only full grown shells