Shola is the inside, or pith, of weeds that grow in the mangrove areas of Bengal, Orissa and Assam. It is a natural organic material that looks and behaves a lot like thermocol.
 
Traditionally, shola was used to embellish statues of Gods and Goddesses, as hanging decor, and as headgear for weddings. Today, craftsmen have adapted their craft to many contemporary designs, such as Shola garlands/gajras.
 
The tradition of sholapith craft stretches throughout Bengal. The community which is involved in Sholapith craft is traditionally known as the Malakars. About 5,000 artisans practice this minutely intricate craft. Craftsmen spend months on each piece.

In every Bengali custom and ritual, one finds the ubiquitous “Chandmala”, “Kodomphool”, and garlands of Shola. Toys, accessories, and decorative items made of Shola are both eco-friendly and aesthetic.
 
•    Handmade Shola Gajra: Experience the elegance of our handmade Shola Gajra, meticulously crafted with precision and care by skilled artisans.
•    Traditional Indian Floral Accessory: Embrace the rich cultural heritage of India with the traditional floral accessory, the Shola Gajra, which adds a touch of grace and beauty to any occasion.
•    Lightweight and Comfortable: Our Shola Gajra is made from lightweight materials, ensuring a comfortable and hassle-free wearing experience, perfect for weddings, festivals, and special events.
•    Intricate Design and Detailing: Each Shola Gajra is adorned with intricate design and delicate detailing, showcasing the craftsmanship and artistry of our talented artisans.
•    Thoughtful Gift Choice: Surprise your loved ones with a thoughtful gift that exudes traditional charm. Our Shola Gajra is a perfect choice for weddings, festivals, and cultural celebrations.

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