Shaped by Hand,
Inspired by Heritage
Every piece of clay art from Mangalagiri Matti carries the soul of an artisan and the warmth of the earth — a tradition passed down through generations.
Hand Made Clay Arts
Born from the Clay of Mangalagiri
Mangalagiri Matti is a celebration of the ancient clay art tradition of Mangalagiri, Andhra Pradesh. Our artisans have been shaping clay into beautiful dolls, idols, lamps, and decorative pieces for generations — each piece a testament to skill, patience, and love.
We are a proud branch of RATHNA Products, committed to bringing authentic, handcrafted clay art to homes across India. Every product is made using natural clay sourced locally, shaped entirely by hand, and finished with traditional techniques.
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The Legacy of Mangalagiri Clay Art
Mangalagiri, nestled in the Krishna district of Andhra Pradesh, has been a centre of traditional craftsmanship for centuries. The region's rich red clay — known locally as "Matti" — is the foundation of an art form that has survived the test of time.
The famous Matti Bommalu (clay dolls) of Mangalagiri are displayed during Navaratri festivals across Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. These dolls represent deities, village life, and nature — each telling a story of the land and its people.
By choosing Mangalagiri Matti, you are not just buying a product — you are preserving a living tradition and supporting the artisan families who have dedicated their lives to this craft.
Our Values
Our Artisans
Meet the skilled craftspeople who bring each piece to life with their hands and hearts.
A Tradition That Endures
From the clay-rich banks of the Krishna river to homes across India — Mangalagiri Matti carries forward a craft that has shaped culture for centuries.
Bring Home a Piece of Mangalagiri
Browse our full collection of handcrafted clay art — from Matti Bommalu and God idols to decorative lamps and traditional sets.