
Village Tales Clay Plaques (Set of 4)
Curated four-piece terracotta plaque ensemble depicting rustic Rajasthan pastoral scenes — cow milking, butter churning, the village well, and cattle grazing under desert trees.
GI-tagged clay art, hand-made in Molela, Rajasthan
A single plaque is a scene. A set is a narrative. These are grouped so the panels read together on a wall — a procession moving across three tiles, or four moments from the Krishna Leela hung as a square.

Curated four-piece terracotta plaque ensemble depicting rustic Rajasthan pastoral scenes — cow milking, butter churning, the village well, and cattle grazing under desert trees.

Four narrative relief tiles illustrating episodes of Krishna’s divine lilas in Vrindavan, designed to hang together as a harmonious quadriptych.

Spiritual four-panel series capturing youthful Krishna with the cowherds, river gopis, and sacred flute melodies beneath kadamba trees.

Folk life quadriptych celebrating traditional musicians, camel riders, desert flora, and village hearths in natural earthen geru tones.

Comprehensive six-piece narrative sequence documenting rural Rajasthani daily life from dawn till dusk — grinding grain, fetching water, herding, and weaving.

Horizontal three-plaque triptych showing a Mewar royal procession with caparisoned elephants, ceremonial horses, and attendants marching in rhythmic succession.

Delicate small-format relief plaque set capturing desert peacocks, sacred banyan branches, lotus ponds, and wandering deer.

Artisan assortment of compact Molela relief tiles, sculpted with fine-tipped tools for shelf displays, consoles, and gifting.

Intimate miniature multi-tile set illustrating child Krishna with flute and peacock feather, scaled down for tabletop easels or small wall nooks.

Expressive miniature plaque portraying a rural Rajasthani folk balladeer strumming the ravanhatha under starry night skies.

Harmonious four-tile architectural series highlighting traditional terracotta jali patterns and courtyard life in miniature format.

Compact storytelling set capturing the timeless spirit of Molela pottery village in exquisite small-format relief.
Sets are made together in one firing so the clay body and the geru finish match across every piece. Ordering them separately later rarely gives the same result, because the colour of a fired batch depends on the kiln.
Everything is made to order in the workshop at Molela, so sizes, themes and quantities are all open. Send a photograph of the space or the piece you have in mind and we will tell you what is possible.
Verified Social Proof
Discover what interior architects, heritage resorts, art collectors, and design institutions say about commissioning handcrafted Molela terracotta.
Luxury Villa Courtyard Feature Wall
“The hollow-relief terracotta murals we commissioned for our luxury villa project in Alibaug arrived in pristine condition. The depth of the hand-sculpted relief and the authentic earthy Banas river clay texture brought the courtyard wall to life. Our clients were deeply moved by the living heritage.”
Priya Sharma
Principal Interior Architect, Mumbai
12-Foot Krishna Leela Reception Mural
“Working directly with master artisan Dinesh Chandra Kumhar was an honour. He created a magnificent 12-foot multi-tile Krishna Leela mural for our reception lobby. Every single guest stops to admire the intricate hand-sculpted details, and the pre-numbered tiles made on-site installation seamless.”
Vikramaditya Rathore
Heritage Resort Director, Udaipur
Lord Dharmraj Sacred Votive Plaque
“Authentic GI-67 certified Molela art directly from the hereditary Kumhar family. The hollow-relief plaque of Lord Dharmraj is the spiritual centerpiece of our home temple. The packaging was bulletproof with reinforced wooden crating—zero damage all the way to Delhi.”
Ananya Sen
Art Collector & Interior Stylist, New Delhi
Terracotta Workshop Kit & Masterclass
“The terracotta workshop clay kits and live demonstration conducted by Dinesh Kumhar gave our design students an invaluable deep dive into an unbroken 800-year living craft tradition. The prepared alluvial clay quality and wooden tools are genuine master-grade materials.”
Prof. Rajesh Meena
Design Faculty & Craft Researcher, Ahmedabad (NID)
Terracotta Artist Dinesh Chandra Kumhar is available for demonstration work, courses, trainings, workshops and exhibitions of Molela clay crafts. Murals and plaques are made to order in the size you need.