Bohada masks
This is a traditional Bohada mask from Nashik, Maharashtra. The art form comes from the word Bohada, meaning “procession” in Marathi, it is a traditional tribal festival featuring vibrant parades where performers wear the handcrafted papier-mâché masks representing gods, demons, animals, and mythological figures. Rooted in the traditions of communities like the Warli, Katkari, and Mahadev Koli, Bohada is both a spiritual and cultural celebration. This rare papier-mâché art form, preserved and practiced by around just 25 artisans, the Bohada remains a striking symbol of Maharashtra’s folk heritage and the power of living tradition. These masks honor vibrant folk traditions and celebrate Maharashtra’s rich storytelling culture. Available only on orders, in Mumbai for now only due to courier constraints. Please call our helpline to order. Taxes and courier charges are extra. To read more, please click here
Specifications
- Color
- Yellow, Brown, Blue, Orange, Pink
- Size
- Small 1ft x 1ft, Big 2ft x 2ft
Variants (10)
- Yellow / Small 1ft x 1ft — 7000.00 INR — Out of stock
- Yellow / Big 2ft x 2ft — 12000.00 INR — Out of stock
- Brown / Small 1ft x 1ft — 7000.00 INR — Out of stock
- Brown / Big 2ft x 2ft — 12000.00 INR — Out of stock
- Blue / Small 1ft x 1ft — 7000.00 INR — Out of stock
- Blue / Big 2ft x 2ft — 12000.00 INR — Out of stock
- Orange / Small 1ft x 1ft — 7000.00 INR — Out of stock
- Orange / Big 2ft x 2ft — 12000.00 INR — Out of stock
- Pink / Small 1ft x 1ft — 7000.00 INR — Out of stock
- Pink / Big 2ft x 2ft — 12000.00 INR — Out of stock
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