Trance Terra: a trend to “restructure Mother Earth” with Warli Tribe

Trance Terra collaborates with the Warli tribe to preserve the culture and pass it down to future generations.

Trance Terra began with the purpose of reconnecting to one’s ethnic roots; the beauty and intrinsic appeal of terracotta gave gasoline to the creative fire, and the combined firestorm of beauty and ethnic nostalgia culminated in www.tranceterra.in. People began to flock to experience it. And the numbers continued to rise as quickly as an influx.

Today, both preserving history and adopting healthy lives are critical for the greater good of humanity and the environment. Arundhati Badhe, the main force behind this initiative, previously taught pottery to over 100tribals, and its influence on their lives inspired her to believe it was time to give back to the community. Terracotta materials were an excellent fit for both objectives.

Trance Terra collaborates with the Warli tribe to preserve the culture and pass it down to future generations. Therefore, it has a noble aim and is not merely a for profit marketing firm. Trance Terra’s first product lines were spirituality, lighting, cooking, and serve ware. Trance Terra focuses on three prominent high points among the general public:

100 percent Natural

All items are made of clay and baked at 1050°C.

Sustainability

Eco-friendly packaging and environmentally friendly items Trance Terra exists to preserve terracotta, creating culture and craft. Trance Terra seeks to create functional art that complements living and encourages sustainability through contemporary design and a human-centred approach. Terracotta vessels ensure the safety and nutritious value of your meals. Trance Terra’s products are packaged in eco-friendly recycled materials.

Everything has a distinct story, design, form, and colour. We also provide architectural facades and corporate, bespoke, and bulk needs. Join us as we return to our origins and embrace our old traditions.