Mixing the pigments…
LakshamiiTraders · लक्ष्मीLakshamiiTraders · लक्ष्मीMixing the pigments…
Stationery distribution · retail & wholesale
Notebooks, pens, handmade paper and art supplies, each one painted in the visual language of Madhubani, Warli, Gond, Kalamkari and four more. Priced for one, or for a whole school.
Eight living traditions
Each design is generated from the visual rules of a real folk tradition — its line, its pigments, its way of filling space — so no two products share the same artwork.
scroll to unroll →Mithila, Bihar
Double-line outlines, fish and suns, every gap filled with hatching. Painted by the women of Mithila on walls, then on paper.
Thane, Maharashtra
Circle, triangle, line. Rice-paste figures on a mud wall, dancing the tarpa in rings that never end.
Madhya Pradesh
Trees and creatures built from dots and dashes. The patterns are the signature of each artist.
Srikalahasti, Andhra
Drawn with a bamboo pen and vegetable dyes — madder, indigo, myrobalan — in flowing vines and paisleys.
Puri, Odisha
Cloth scrolls with ornate borders, lotus bands and a deep red ground, made by chitrakar families.
Tamil Nadu
A grid of dots, then a single line looping around them. Drawn every morning at the threshold in rice flour.
Sanganer & Bagru, Rajasthan
Hand-carved teak blocks stamped row after row. Small misalignments are how you know a person made it.
Nathdwara, Rajasthan
Temple hangings of lotus ponds, cows and night skies in mineral greens and gold.
The aisles
Moving fastest this week
For shops, schools & offices
Every product has four price slabs. Add more to your potli and the price per unit drops automatically, with a GST invoice made out to your GSTIN. No quote forms and no waiting for a callback.
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| Quantity | Per unit | Saving |
|---|---|---|
| 12–23 | ₹196 | 15% |
| 24–59 | ₹180 | 22% |
| 60–239 | ₹167 | 27% |
| 240+ | ₹153 | 33% |
Why we do it this way
“A kolam is drawn at dawn and swept away by noon. We wanted paper that carries the same care — made to be used.”
— The Lakshamii desk
Fresh from the workshops