ARTISAN WOODEN PUZZLES
Every piece tells a story
The launch collection
Original puzzles
Original artworks · Whimsical pieces · Hundreds of stories
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Unrushed.Unplugged.Unfolding.
A Paheli is not a race to the last piece. It's an evening (or three) at a slow table — the phone face-down, the chai refilled, the picture arriving one satisfying click at a time.
Tactile quality
Why a Paheli feels different
I · Crafted to last
Handcrafted from premium solid wood with precision laser cutting, for a satisfying fit you'll enjoy for years.
II · Every piece is different
No ordinary shapes. Birds, elephants, leaves, diyas and peacocks are hidden throughout every design.
III · Made to be displayed
Beautiful enough to frame. Thoughtfully crafted to become part of your home long after the final piece is placed.
"However many pieces go wrong at the beginning — the satisfaction when everything finally builds up into a complete, beautiful picture never gets old."Tanya · Founder
Discover the craft
Every Paheli hides delightful whimsy pieces inspired by India's nature, culture, and traditions. They aren't just part of the puzzle, they're tiny moments of surprise, crafted to make every discovery feel magical.
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The people behind the art
Meet the storytellers
Behind every Paheli puzzle is an artist whose work invites you to pause, observe and discover. Each collection begins with an original artwork, carefully transformed into a handcrafted puzzle that lets you experience the story piece by piece.
Arti Vohra
Contemporary Indian artist
Inspired by travel, spirituality and the richness of Indian culture, Arti works across acrylics, oils and watercolours, blending tradition with a modern voice that invites you to pause and reflect.
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Aanchal Gupta
Mural & canvas artist
Founder of The Art Pitcher, Aanchal turns imagination into immersive murals and canvases, exploring emotion, identity and human connection through vibrant, curious work.
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Soma Chakraborty
Indian folk artist
Founder of Soma Folk Art, Soma reimagines Madhubani, Warli and Mughal-miniature traditions weaving mythology, music and everyday life into joyful, intricate storytelling.
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Usharanjan Mondal
Self-taught dot artist
A self-taught artist known for his distinctive dot-painting, Usharanjan draws on village life and wildlife to turn simple forms into richly textured works of art.
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