Lippan art mirror

In Lippan art, local artisans use natural materials like mud, cow dung, and sometimes plaster to create beautiful designs, often featuring geometric shapes, motifs of nature, animals, or traditional motifs. These designs are enhanced by embedding small, colored mirrors into the claywork. The use of mirrors gives the artwork a reflective, shimmering quality that adds to its aesthetic appeal.

Lippan art is commonly seen in rural areas, especially in the homes of the Kutch region, and is used to adorn walls, ceilings, and even small objects like utensils. Over time, this folk art has gained recognition and is now appreciated in urban settings as well, with many people incorporating it into interior design.