TODA Embroidery Potley pouch

₹ 2,199.00

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0.18*0.16 Potli pouch Handmade GI tagged

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Product Description

Carry a piece of Nilgiris heritage wherever you go with this beautifully handcrafted Toda Potley. Adorned with the signature hand embroidery of Toda artisans, it features bold geometric motifs and intricate needlework that beautifully reflect the rich cultural heritage of the Toda community. Compact, lightweight, and versatile, this Potley is thoughtfully designed for storing small essentials, gifting, or adding a touch of traditional elegance to your everyday style. Its practical design makes it an effortless companion while celebrating the beauty of authentic tribal craftsmanship. Each Potley is individually handcrafted, making every piece truly unique. Subtle variations in embroidery patterns and detailing are a natural part of the handmade process, reflecting the artisan’s individual expression. A beautiful blend of heritage, craftsmanship, and everyday convenience crafted to carry a story.

Type

Type and size

Toda potli pouch. 1 Toda potli pouch.

Listed size: 0.18*0.16.

Material

Material specification

Toda embroidered cotton

Use

Usage

Use it for gifting, festive styling, or keeping small keepsakes together.

Care

Care instructions

Keep away from water.
Wipe gently with a dry cloth.
Do not wash or soak.
Avoid pulling the embroidery.

Shipping

Shipping and returns

Shipping Policy - All items will be dispatched within 2–3 business days, except for made-to-order products (clearly mentioned in the description, if applicable). Standard delivery time is 2–7 business days from dispatch.

Returns Policy - Return, refund, or exchange can only be processed in the case of a wrong or defective product, and to avail the same, customers must record an unboxing video from the moment of opening and share it with support@kuuraii.com within 24 hours of delivery. This is a mandatory step for any claim to be processed.

Note

Disclaimer

Please note that the actual color of the product may vary slightly from the images shown due to variations in monitor settings and lighting during photography. No pattern is repeated each product is special, one-of-a-kind, and uniquely crafted!

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Care instructions

Made to be loved

Why you’ll love it

Good to know

Best for

Heritage stories

Heritage Stories

The Art Behind Every Stitch

In Her Hands, A Heritage Lives

Sacred Geometry In Red And Black

Counted Slowly, Made With Meaning

From The Nilgiris To Your Home

A Craft Kept Alive By Women

Every Piece Carries A Place

A Shared Future For Toda Craft

FAQ

Good things to know before you choose.

Is this potli pouch really handmade?

Yes. Toda embroidery is worked by hand through counted stitches, mainly by Toda women artisans, without a stencil or embroidery frame.

Is Toda embroidery GI recognised?

Yes. Toda embroidery is a GI-recognised heritage craft from the Nilgiris, known for its disciplined red, black and off-white visual language.

What makes this potli pouch special?

Each piece carries reverse-side, knot-free embroidery and sacred geometric motifs inspired by the land, life and cultural memory of the Toda community.

Why does this craft feel rare?

The Toda community is small, with around 1,600 people, and fewer than 1,000 Toda women continue to keep this painstaking craft alive.

Will every piece look exactly the same?

Small stitch, colour and placement variations are natural in handmade embroidery. They are part of the character of a slow-made textile.

How should I care for it?

Keep it dry, store it folded, and spot clean gently. Avoid harsh scrubbing, bleach and machine wash cycles that can stress hand embroidery.

About the Toda community

A living heritage, carried forward by hand.

The Toda people are an indigenous pastoral community of the Nilgiris, the Queen of Hill Stations. Their embroidery is carried mainly by Toda women, fewer than 1,000 of whom continue to keep this vulnerable craft alive through patient counted stitches, no frame work, and a disciplined red, black and off-white palette.

Crafted slowly. Carried forward with pride.