Kelagayi is a silk kerchief handmade of untwisted threads with patterns printed with traditional method called “basmanakhish” i.e. hot batik.

In ancient period women and girls had hidden their hairs under “quarter” of kelagayi called “dinga” (presently we call it “little kelagayi” or “child’s kelagayi”) and worn big kelagayi over it. The sizes of dinga is consequently 80х80 centimeters or 75х75 centimeters.

Over 2000 years kelagayis have been prepared in quadrate form. But presently the craftsmen valuing the fashion prepare rectangular kelagayis – scarves with and without fringes. Their sizes usually are , 160х80 centimeters or 160х40 centimeters.

Decorated glass will bring comfort and inimitable colour to your home. The painted "armudu" (pear-shaped) glasses, cup with image of heroes of your favourite cartoons, salad-bowls, saltcellars, uncommon vases made of bottles and other glass-ceramic articles

Wooden articles are an integral part of comfort of our home. Various panels, food-cutting plates, trivets for hot things, magnets, etc. manufactured manually and decorated with burning technique and dyes

Various pendents made of jewel epoxy with addition of dried flowers, seashells, beads, etc. Leather bracelets with burn or carved ornament or inscription