Noor-E-Bangla

Theme: MukhosMukhi

Devi Chhau masks are handcrafted traditional masks from Purulia, West Bengal, representing powerful goddess figures from Hindu mythology. Made with clay, paper, and natural colors, these masks are richly decorated with vibrant hues, glitter, and ornate crowns. Symbolizing divine strength and protection, they are used in Chhau dance performances and are also treasured as cultural décor and collector’s items.

Theme: MukhosMukhi

Kathakali masks are traditional hand-painted masks inspired by Kathakali, the classical dance-drama of Kerala. They feature bold facial expressions, elaborate headgear designs, and vibrant colors like green, red, and black, symbolizing different characters—heroes, villains, gods, and demons. Crafted with intricate detailing, these masks represent the grandeur of Kerala’s cultural and theatrical heritage, making them ideal for décor, collections, and cultural showcases.

Raarh Bangla Jodi Mukhosh is a traditional pair of handcrafted folk masks from the Rarh region of Bengal, symbolizing harmony, strength, and grace. Made from clay, wood, or papier-mâché and painted in vibrant colors, these masks are used in festivals, rituals, and folk performances — and also serve as auspicious decorative art pieces representing Bengal’s rich cultural heritage.

Theme: MukhosMukhi

Description:
This hand-painted Purulia Mukhosh set captures the soulful expressions of a traditional tribal man
and woman from Raahr Bangla. Featuring earthy tones, bright feathers, and ethnic detailing, this
couple’s mask set reflects the purity of rural Bengal’s folk legacy.

Theme: MukhosMukhi

Highlights:

• Classic Purulia Chau mask inspired by mythic warriors
• Vivid black and yellow crown symbolizing strength and energy
• Handmade with layered clay, natural pulp & organic paints
• Striking facial features with traditional Shakti-inspired motifs
• Ideal for wall décor, gifting, or cultural showcase

Theme: MukhosMukhi

Chhau mask of Purulia is a vibrant traditional mask used in the Purulia Chhau dance of West Bengal, India. Made from paper, clay, and cloth, these masks are brightly painted and depict mythological characters like gods, demons, and animals, adding dramatic expression and visual appeal to the dance performance.