The GI Tagged Collection: Authentic Indian Heritage Art
India is a country bestowed with abundant culture, tradition and heritage. The enormous diversity seen in India is a testimony to its rich history. It is the fusion of traditional pasts and customs that today the country enjoys numerous arts, crafts and handicraft traditions... Read More
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120 GI-Tagged Collections
Frequently Asked Questions
A Geographical Indication (GI) tag is a sign used on products that have a specific geographical origin and possess qualities or a reputation that are due to that origin. For example, a Madhubani painting GI tag ensures the art was made in the Mithila region using traditional techniques.
Authentic GI products often come with a registration number or a certification from the artisan's cooperative. At MeMeraki, we work directly with state-award-winning artisans who are registered creators under the GI Act.
Yes, Warli painting received its GI tag in 2014, protecting the traditional tribal art practiced by the Warlis in the Sahyadri range of Maharashtra.
The price reflects the authenticity, the use of traditional raw materials (like natural mineral dyes or gold foil), and the hours of manual labor by skilled artisans, ensuring you receive a collector's item rather than a commercial print.