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Tippy Trails
Indian craft • culture • heritage
Celebrating the hands that keep our culture alive

Tippy Trails is a ceramic design studio by, Nisarga Yadav based in Bangalore, having the vision to focus on design centred handmade products incorporating crafts, in & around Karnataka, keeping ceramic & glass as the main material. Our products are a culmination of panchabhootas dealing with home decor products, tableware, garden & table accessories

We conduct pottery classes, also welcome customisation of products.

16/08/2026

Baduku wasn’t started because organic farming became a trend.

It began with a simple dream — to grow food the way we truly believe food should be grown. 🌱

For our family, organic farming isn’t something we discovered recently. It has been a part of our lives for decades.

My dad has spent decades learning, practising and teaching organic farming. He worked with the Organic Farming Mission as a Personal Secretary, working closely with farmers and understanding the realities of sustainable agriculture.

Before Baduku, our family also ran Nisarga Naturals in Jayanagar — an organic store built around the belief that people deserve access to cleaner, thoughtfully grown food.

Today, that journey has found its way back to the soil.

At Baduku, we choose organic farming practices and do not use chemical fertilisers. We focus on building healthy soil, using natural inputs and working with nature rather than against it.

Because for us, we grow what we feed our kid. 🌿

Baduku is not just a farm.

It is decades of knowledge, a family’s belief, and a dream we are finally growing with our own hands.

This is why Baduku exists.
This is our story.

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12/08/2026

We grow what we’re happy to feed our own child. 🌱

Baduku began with a simple intention — to grow food the way we believe food should be grown: with care for the soil, without chemical fertilisers, and with honesty in every step.

Today, some of that harvest is making its way from our farm → Kanakapura Organic FPO → Microsoft.

For us, this isn’t just about selling vegetables.

It’s about knowing where our food comes from, knowing how it was grown, and being able to stand behind what we grow.

From our soil, with care — to your table. 🤍

29/06/2026

Can you guess what’s growing here? 👀🌱

Every harvest has a beginning.

This is ours. 🌱

A tiny seed with a story that’s thousands of years old.

Stay with us—you’ll see it all, from field to harvest.

24/06/2026

Perched quietly on a fence post, this beautiful Indian Roller watches over the fields. 💙🐦

Known as Karnataka’s State Bird, the Indian Roller is more than just a splash of colour in our skies. It plays an important role in nature by feeding on insects and pests, helping farmers maintain a healthy ecosystem.

Its brilliant blue wings often remain hidden while perched, but when it takes flight, the sky comes alive with shades of turquoise and sapphire.

Moments like these remind us that a farm is not just a place where food grows—it’s a thriving habitat shared with countless birds, insects, and wildlife.

Every visitor has a story, and today, the Indian Roller chose to stop by and tell us its own.

🌿Where nature, farming, and life come together.

23/06/2026

Soppina palya has always been one of my favourite comfort foods. 🌿

But this time, it’s extra special.

Why?

Because we grew these greens ourselves. Watching them grow from tiny seeds to these fresh, vibrant leaves has been such a rewarding experience.

I’m already looking forward to the first meal made from this harvest!

Look at that freshness… straight from our garden to our plate. 💚

This is just the beginning of our journey, and I can’t wait to share more of it with you.

07/06/2026

As dusk settles over the village every Saturday, a beautiful tradition comes alive. 🪔🚩

Devotees from our Sri Rama Temple walk through all 70 homes in the village, singing bhajans and chanting the divine name of Lord Rama. The sound of devotion fills the streets, bringing the entire community together.

At each home, families welcome the bhajan group and offer a glass of oil to the temple. These individual offerings, given with faith and devotion, are later used to light the lamps of the temple—symbolizing how the collective devotion of a community keeps both the temple and its traditions glowing.

For generations, this sacred practice has been passed down from elders to children. It is not merely a collection of oil; it is a collection of blessings, faith, and shared responsibility towards preserving our heritage.

In a rapidly changing world, traditions like these remind us that culture lives on when communities come together in devotion.

May the light of Sri Rama continue to illuminate every home and every heart.

॥ Jai Sri Ram ॥ 🚩🙏

31/05/2026

Ettikoppaka Toys are traditional handcrafted wooden toys made in the village of Etikoppaka, Andhra Pradesh, India. Renowned for their vibrant colours, smooth finish, and eco-friendly craftsmanship, these toys have been created by local artisans for over 400 years using a unique lacquer-turning technique.

Crafted from lightweight Ankudu wood (Wrightia tinctoria) and coloured with natural dyes derived from plants, seeds, roots, and bark, Ettikoppaka Toys are non-toxic, sustainable, and safe for children. Their distinctive rounded shapes and glossy finish reflect a rich tradition of Indian craftsmanship passed down through generations.

From dolls, animals, and spinning tops to educational toys and decorative pieces, Ettikoppaka creations celebrate India’s cultural heritage while promoting environmentally conscious toy-making. Recognized with a Geographical Indication (GI) Tag, these toys stand as a symbol of Andhra Pradesh’s artistic excellence and enduring craft traditions.

25/05/2026

Crushing teak leaves by hand and watching nature paint my palms 🍂✨
No chemicals. No filters. Just pure earth magic.

15/05/2026

“This isn’t just a handicraft… this is 4000 years of living history.

Dhokra Art is one of India’s oldest metal crafts, created using the ancient lost-wax casting technique.

It begins with clay… carefully shaped by hand.
Delicate wax threads are wrapped around the mould, creating intricate tribal patterns and textures.

The mould is then covered, baked in fire, and filled with molten metal.
As the wax melts away, the metal takes its place… bringing the artwork to life.

And here’s the most beautiful part — every mould is broken after casting.
Which means no two Dhokra pieces are ever the same.

Each sculpture carries the marks of the artisan’s hands, the warmth of fire, and the soul of India’s tribal heritage.

More than art… Dhokra is tradition, storytelling, and craftsmanship preserved through generations.”

14/05/2026

Channapatna Toys — the timeless wooden toys of Karnataka, handcrafted using traditional lac-turnery techniques passed down through generations. Known for their vibrant natural colours, smooth finish, and eco-friendly craftsmanship, these toys are more than playthings — they are a symbol of India’s rich artisanal heritage. Crafted with precision and care, every piece reflects the skill, creativity, and legacy of the artisans of Channapatna.

Preserving India, one craft at a time.

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Bangalore

Telephone

8105612227

Website

https://tippytrails.com/

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