Q. I am interested in a product. How can I get more details on the size or cost?

Please send an email to artdecorcollective@gmail.com or WhatsApp to 1-508-308-3862.

Q. Can I custom-order a painting?

Yes, of course. If you have another idea in mind, please contact us and we can discuss your requirements in detail.

Q. Will the Certificate of Authenticity be provided?

The art work is provided by well known authentic artists in their respective areas. The Certificate of Authenticity can be provided by the artists upon request.

Q. How long does it take for a custom-order painting to be delivered?

The time to complete the painting depends on the size, complexity, intricacy desired for the artwork. It can take a few weeks to a month, depending on the

requirements.

Q. What is a mural painting?

Kerala mural painting dates back to the 9th - 12th CE and used to be patronized by the royalty. It depicts Hindu mythology on temple walls and palaces. Traditional mural paintings derived colors from mineral and vegetable pigments to paint frescos on the walls of the ancient temples.

Q. Can mural paintings be customized?

Yes, we can work with you to understand your requirements and customize the mural painting.

Q. How do you care for the coconut shell products?

Coconut shells products should be washed by hand and not be placed in the dishwasher.

Q. How can you maintain coconut shell products?

You can apply coconut oil on these products to avoid fading. The ladles and spoons can handle hot temperatures but the bowls cannot handle hot beverages or liquids.

Q. What is a Tanjore painting?

Tanjore painting is a form of painting from Thanjavur/Tanjore, Tamil Nadu, a southern state of India. It dates back to the 16th century and exquisite gold filigree work and

colorful studded gems are used in this form of painting.

Q. Can Tanjore paintings be customized to any size?

Yes, Tanjore paintings can be customized to any size you prefer.

Q. What is Theyyam?

Theyyam is a ritual dance form practiced in South India specifically in the Malabar region of Kerala and Karnataka. It follows a thousand-year-old traditions and rituals

where Theyyam is considered a channel to God.

Q. What material are the Theyyam and wooden sculptures made out of?

It is made out of “Kumudu” wood, which a soft, lightweight and everlasting type of wood. It is used to make the Kathakali (a traditional dance form of Kerala, a South

Indian state) crown or kireedam.

Q. What are Tribal paintings?

The tribal paintings depict the lives and rituals of the Adivasis/tribals of Wayanad, Kerala.