
Pichwai Nandi Art Geet Key Holder | Handpainted Upcycled Wall Key Holder | ScrapShala
₹1,795
The Pichwai Nandi Art Geet Key Holder by Scrapshala is a timeless piece of functional wall art that brings together Indian heritage, sustainability, and everyday utility. Handpainted with traditional Pichwai artwork, this key holder depicts sacred Nandi motifs inspired by stories from the life of Lord Krishna. Belongs to the Geet Range and is made by upcycling old audio cassettes; handcrafted by artisans in Varanasi. Lightweight yet sturdy; hooks are removable (2 or 4). Spot clean with damp cloth. Country of Origin: India. Customer Support: scrapshala@gmail.com
Technical Specifications
- Size / Dimensions
- 22 × 15 × 2 cm
- Material
- Upcycled audio tapes & reclaimed wood
- Colour
- Multicolour
- Type
- Wall Key Holder / Functional Wall Art
- HSN code
- 442090
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The Pichwai Nandi Art Geet Key Holder by Scrapshala is a timeless piece of functional wall art that brings together Indian heritage, sustainability, and everyday utility. Handpainted with traditional Pichwai artwork, this key holder depicts sacred Nandi motifs inspired by stories from the life of Lord Krishna. Belongs to the Geet Range and is made by upcycling old audio cassettes; handcrafted by artisans in Varanasi. Lightweight yet sturdy; hooks are removable (2 or 4). Spot clean with damp cloth. Country of Origin: India. Customer Support: scrapshala@gmail.com
Country of origin: India
Shipping duration: 1 to 5 days
Upcycled audio tapes diverted from landfill, Plastic-free eco-conscious décor, Supports livelihoods of local artisans
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Scrapshala
Scrapshala is an Indian social enterprise upcycling discarded materials into beautiful handcrafted products. They empower local artisans, offer restoration services, and encourage waste exchange programs to promote a circular economy.

















































































