Handcrafted Etikoppaka Lady Tambulam Plate

In the early development stages of the Etikoppaka toys, they were only used by children as toys for the purpose of playing. The natural dyes and wood used in these toys made them safe play with and durable. However, gradually the Etikoppaka toys adapted to a broad usage. Today, they can be used as toys, decoration items, utility items and even gifting items.These toys became so popular that several South Indian traditions became attached to them.Toys are made of soft wood and lacquer color. Coloured with natural dyes derived from seeds, lacquer, roots and leaves. The way of toy making is also known as turned wood lacquer craft. The Etikoppaka toys are considered to be ‘one with the nature’ since they are made purely out of natural elements such as seeds, lacquer, bark, roots and leaves. The wood derived to make these toys comes from the ‘Ankudi Karra’ tree (Wrightia tinctoria).

• Material: Sustainable Kondapalli Softwood
• Colors: Eco-friendly natural organic dyes
• Dimensions: 10 Inches Height (Approx 25 cm)
• Weight: 0.27 kg
• Care: Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth; avoid direct water immersion.

MEPMAA is a dedicated artisan movement uplifting rural women craftswomen across Andhra Pradesh. Every purchase directly sustains artisan families, builds community independence, and keeps 400-year-old traditional Indian woodworking alive.

Every wooden piece is wrapped in multi-layer eco bubble protective casing to guarantee safe arrival. In the rare event of transit damage, we provide immediate free replacement with zero hassle.