Luso-Indians are known today as Goans, Goa's earliest inhabitants were the Kunbis, Kharvis, and other Proto-Australoid Mundari races. Susegado' – laid-back or chilled out is how one would describe the typical Goan, an image of a Ami Goenkar is depicted on a ceremic mug/cup through the eyes of Billytoons.
Typical Goan Scene, an image of a Carnival in GOA is depicted on a ceremic mug/cup through the eyes of Billytoons. The Goa Carnival is the largest in India and one of the few traditional celebrations of the Western Christian holiday in Asia.
Typical Goan Scene, an image of a GOA is depicted on a ceremic mug through the eyes of Billytoons. Goa is one of the most favorite destination among Indian tourists due to its pristine beaches. Dotted with hundreds of impressive beaches in Goa
The people of Goa are known as 'Goans'. They are peaceful, friendly and fun loving people who love rest. The life style in Goa reflects a unique blend of East and West and the Goans usually comprise of a predominantly Hindu and a Christian population and a small Muslim community.
Typical Goan Scene, an image of a Tavern is depicted on a ceremic mug/cup through the eyes of Billytoons. In the Seventies we could find a Taverna around every corner of the village. People would gather there for a drink and exchange ‘khobor’ of the day.
In the bygone era, Goan musicians infused life into their rich cultural tapestry through enchanting melodies. Fusing Portuguese and Indian influences, they crafted soul-stirring folk and classical tunes. These musicians, with their intricate use of instruments and heartfelt vocals, created a musical legacy that resonates through generations, shaping Goa's identity.
The Goan taverna, a cultural cornerstone, is a vibrant hub where music, dance, and cuisine intertwine. These rustic establishments echo with the melodies of traditional songs, while offering a taste of authentic Goan dishes. A taverna's spirited ambiance embodies the heart and soul of Goa's rich heritage.
The term "Bom Jesus" typically refers to the Basilica of Bom Jesus, a famous church located in Old Goa, India. It was constructed in the late 16th century and is renowned for its Baroque architecture. The Basilica is dedicated to the infant Jesus and is known for housing the mortal remains of St. Francis Xavier, a prominent missionary and co-founder…
Decorative Ceramic Jars intricately adorned with Goan cultural motifs are windows to the region's soul. They fuse functionality and artistry, preserving the essence of fishing villages, vibrant festivals, and colonial heritage. These vessels bloom with memories, nurturing both plants and the timeless tales of Goa's captivating identity.
Gumot or Ghumat is a membranophone instrument from [Goa], India. Ghumat is a percussion instrument of earthen vessel having both sides open; on the bigger opening a leather (drum membrane) of monitor lizard is mounted. Generally Ghumat is accompanied by 'shamel', another traditional instrument with wooden drum and goat leather mount. This instrument is still very popular amongst by the…
Order Basis Only. 4-6 weeks Delivery Time This rooster shaped water dispenser is commonly called 'Gurguret' or 'Gurgulet' in Konkani. During the olden days people would store water in this clay pot. It served as an earthy and natural water cooler. Water stored in clay pots is naturally cooled due to the porosity, which is healthier than artificially cooled…
Bring back those fond memories with these Mud Brown Clay Tea Cups Set. These mugs will make your tea time a charming experience as you sit back and relax with your friends and family. Easy to handle and clean.
Goan Kunne, often lovingly referred to as 'mitti ka handi,' are handcrafted clay pots made by skilled artisans using age-old techniques. These pots come in various sizes to cater to different cooking needs, from small individual servings to large family feasts. They are characterized by their rustic appearance and their ability to retain and distribute heat evenly, making them ideal…