Nakashi Wall Mask Gift Box | Diwali & Corporate Decor Gift

The Nakashi Wall Decor set is a boxed folk art gift. It has a pair of hand-painted Nakashi wall masks and a small brass uruli filled with wax, which works as a candle. One mask is a woman with a black and yellow headdress. The other is a man with a red turban and a curled moustache. Both are painted in bright blue, with bold eyes, red lips and small painted flowers on the ears and cheeks. Nakashi is a painting tradition from Telangana, and artists there still make these masks by hand. Everything comes packed in our Suprabhatam – Jasmine Scented Morning gift box. It is a colourful Diwali gift for the home, and an unusual corporate gift for employees and clients. Product Highlights • Nakashi Wall Mask Akasha – Pair – Two hand-painted blue masks, one female and one male. Each is 12.5 cm wide and 12.5 cm tall, and weighs 0.18 kg. • Detailed Hand Painting – Painted eyes, a red bindi, a nose ring, and small white and orange flowers on the faces. • Matching Headwear – A black and yellow headdress on the female mask, and a red spotted turban on the male mask. • Brass Mini Decor Uruli – Extra Small – A 5.2 cm brass bowl with a ridged rim, filled with wax and a wick. • Ready to Hang – Each mask is light enough for a single small nail or hook. • Suprabhatam Gift Box – A cream flip-top box with paper cushioning and jasmine illustrations inside the lid. Why Choose This Nakashi Wall Decor Gift Set • Brings Colour to a Plain Wall – The bright blue masks stand out in living rooms, hallways and office cabins. • Folk Art Most People Haven't Seen – Nakashi masks are less common than Madhubani or Warli, so the gift feels fresh. • Diwali Light, Built In – The brass uruli candle adds warm light on Diwali night without any setup. • A Talking Point at Home – Guests often ask about the masks, which makes them a gift that gets noticed. • Supports a Rare Craft – Only a small number of families still practise Nakashi painting. Each order helps keep that work going. Frequently Asked Questions • What is Nakashi art? Nakashi is a traditional painting style from Telangana. Artists use bright colours and bold outlines to paint scrolls, dolls and masks, usually showing characters from folk tales and village life. • Why does the set come as a pair? The two masks show a woman and a man from village life and are made to hang together. Placed side by side, they look like a couple. That makes the set a good gift for newlyweds or for a new home. • How do I hang the masks? Each mask is light, so a small nail or an adhesive hook is enough. Hang them at eye level, a little apart, so both faces are easy to see. • What happens when the candle wax is used up? The brass uruli stays. You can refill it with wax, use it as a small diya with oil and a wick, or float flowers in it with water. • How is this different from the Nakashi Mask and Wind Chimes Gift Set? That set pairs a Nakashi mask with wind chimes. This set has two masks and a brass uruli candle, packed in the Suprabhatam gift box. • How do I keep the painted colours bright? Hang the masks indoors, away from direct sunlight and damp walls. Dust them gently with a soft, dry brush or cloth. Don't use water.