Hand-Painted Rajasthani Milk Pot Vase – Mango Wood Folk Art (Colour Varies)

Every One Is Different.

These are traditional Rajasthani milk pot forms — turned from solid mango wood into a cylinder with a slightly flared rim and a narrow waist band — then entirely hand-painted by artisans in vivid folk art style. Dense floral medallions fill the body. Geometric border bands ring the rim and waist. Dot work, scrolling vine detail, and layered petal motifs fill every surface. The colour palette runs through the full spectrum of Rajasthani folk pigment: teal, crimson, gold, coral, cream, deep burgundy, turquoise. No two pieces carry the same colour combination or motif arrangement. Each one is genuinely unique.

Use it as a vase for dried or fresh stems, a pencil holder, a decorative object, or a colourful accent piece on a shelf, sideboard or dining table.

At a Glance

• Cylindrical mango wood form with slightly flared rim and narrow waist band
• Entirely hand-painted in Rajasthani folk art style throughout
• Dense floral medallion on body, geometric border bands at rim and waist
• Dot work, scrolling vine and layered petal motifs
• Rich jewel-tone colour palette — teal, crimson, gold, coral, burgundy, turquoise and more
• Each piece unique — colour and motif arrangement varies
• Sold individually — colour selected at random unless otherwise specified

Dimensions

• Diameter: 17 cm (6.7 in)
• Height: 36 cm (14.2 in)

Materials & Care

• Solid mango wood — sustainably sourced; turned and hand-painted
• Hand-painted Rajasthani folk art finish — do not submerge in water
• Wipe exterior gently with a dry or very lightly damp cloth only
• If using as a vase, use a glass or plastic liner inside to protect the painted surface
• Keep out of direct sunlight to preserve pigment vibrancy
• For indoor use only
• Country of origin: India

Every piece is individually hand-painted — variations in colour, motif and brushwork are the nature of authentic Rajasthani folk art. No two are identical.