GI-tagged clay art, hand-made in Molela, Rajasthan
Contact Molela Terracotta or Visit our Molela workshop and we will be happy to serve you with our wide range collection of terracotta items and plaques which includes terracotta village theme, Krishna Leela theme, traditional God plaques and custom wall murals.
Made-to-order murals and plaques, custom sizes, bulk and institutional orders, workshops, demonstrations and exhibitions. WhatsApp is usually the fastest way to reach us — messages go straight to the workshop.
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Dinesh Chandra Kumhar
Phone & WhatsApp
+91 9413665352Workshop address
Molela Terracotta, Hanumanpura, village Molela, via Khamnore, District Rajsamand, Rajasthan 313322, India
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Do call or message before you travel, so we can have a demonstration ready.
Welcome to our workshop
Meet the Kumhar family at our village studio in Molela
Visitors, live sculpting demos & bespoke orders always welcome
Our family workshop and showroom in Hanumanpura, Molela sits along the sacred Banas River in Rajsamand district — roughly 45 km north of Udaipur (1 hour via NH-58) and 15 km west of the Shrinathji temple town of Nathdwara via Khamnore and Haldighati. Maharana Pratap Airport (UDR) and Udaipur City Railway Station connect directly by road.
Architects, interior designers, heritage hotels, and homeowners can commission custom multi-tile hollow-relief murals tailored to exact wall dimensions. Share your wall measurements and concept over WhatsApp to receive layout sketches, modular tile grids, and kiln-firing timelines directly from Master Artisan Dinesh Chandra Kumhar.
We host hands-on clay sculpting masterclasses for school groups, design universities, and cultural travellers at our village studio, and supply DIY Molela Terracotta Workshop Clay Kits across India. All plaques and murals ship worldwide in foam-cushioned, export-grade wooden crates with brass wall-mounting brackets.
Every plaque, deity idol, and architectural mural ordered through our studio is handcrafted directly by the 15-generation Kumhar family at Mohan Terracotta Centre — with zero middlemen, zero commercial moulds, and authentic Geographical Indication (GI-67) heritage provenance from Molela, Rajasthan.