Collection: Indian Roots
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Kunj Vihar - Swatch
Regular price Rs. 500Regular priceSale price Rs. 500 -
Sukoon-e-Gulshan - Swatch
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Jharokha - Swatch
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Shyam Darbar - Swatch
Regular price Rs. 500Regular priceSale price Rs. 500 -
Nritya Mahal - Swatch
Regular price Rs. 500Regular priceSale price Rs. 500 -
Raas Bagh - Swatch
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Madhuban - Swatch
Regular price Rs. 500Regular priceSale price Rs. 500 -
Raaj Angan - Swatch
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Raag e Gulshan - Swatch
Regular price Rs. 500Regular priceSale price Rs. 500 -
Raasleela - Swatch
Regular price Rs. 500Regular priceSale price Rs. 500 -
Sukoon-e-Gulshan
Regular price Rs. 24,617Regular priceSale price Rs. 24,617 -
Shyam Darbar
Regular price Rs. 30,096Regular priceSale price Rs. 30,096 -
Nritya Mahal
Regular price Rs. 17,100Regular priceSale price Rs. 17,100 -
Raaj Angan
Regular price Rs. 24,617Regular priceSale price Rs. 24,617 -
Raag e Gulshan
Regular price Rs. 30,096Regular priceSale price Rs. 30,096 -
Kunj Vihar
Regular price Rs. 24,617Regular priceSale price Rs. 24,617
Wallpaper Rooted in India's Palaces and Mythology
Indian Roots is The Artisan Craft's ode to the country's visual memory — palace courtyards, latticed jharokha windows, temple gardens and the lyrical world of Krishna and Radha, translated into heritage-inspired wallpaper for the contemporary Indian home. Where much of modern wall décor borrows from Scandinavian minimalism or Western botanicals, Indian Roots looks inward, reimagining motifs from royal courts, temple dance and garden poetry that have shaped Indian art and architecture for centuries.
Canvas-Printed, Architecturally Detailed
Each design is built as a repeat-friendly pattern rendered on a canvas base, so the intricacy of a jharokha's latticework or the flow of a Raas Leela composition holds up at full wall scale, not just as a single framed motif. The palette leans into earthy golds, deep blues, terracotta and ivory — tones associated with miniature painting and temple art — rather than the brighter, more literal colourways used in typical ethnic wall décor. For a broader range of Indian and international wallpaper textures, explore our full imported wallcovering collection.
Where to Use Indian Roots Wallpaper
These designs suit spaces that want a defined sense of place — a formal living room, a dining feature wall, a pooja or meditation corner, a hallway, or the reception area of a boutique hotel or heritage-style restaurant. Because the motifs read as architectural rather than purely decorative, the wallpaper works well as a single statement wall paired with simpler furniture. For a devotional focal point to pair with this look, see our hand embroidered religious frames, or browse the full wall art range for complementary pieces.