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Srishti Green Decor

Our Story

Srishti is a word of Sanskrit origin, and refers to nature’s creation.

Sudipta Chattoraj, founder of Srishti Green Decor.

Sudipta Chattoraj

Founder, Srishti Green Decor

Why Srishti exists

Founded by Sudipta Chattoraj, with the intent that eco-friendly products should reach your homes.

Srishti calls itself a small contribution to protecting the planet. That is the whole brief. Reduce, reuse and recycle, applied to things people actually want to keep in their homes.

From waste to art

From old newspaper to finished piece

  1. 01

    Waste paper

    Old newspapers and paper waste are collected.

  2. 02

    Paper clay

    The paper is pulped and bound into a workable clay.

  3. 03

    Hand-forming

    Each body is shaped by hand, never moulded at scale.

  4. 04

    Hand-painting

    Warli and Madhubani motifs are painted on, one piece at a time.

Our green philosophy

What we set out to do

  1. 01

    Raise Awareness About Plastic-Free Substitutes

  2. 02

    Create Employment Opportunities For Women

  3. 03

    Promote Tribal & Folk Art Of India

The journey so far

Where the work has taken us

Exhibitions, skill-development workshops and CSR programmes, oldest first.

  1. 28–30 July 2022

    Expo Paint & Coatings Exhibition, New Delhi

    Pragati Maidan, New Delhi

    We set up our own eco-friendly stall at the Expo Paint & Coatings Exhibition in New Delhi's Pragati Maidan. It was one of our earliest steps onto a national stage, introducing our handcrafted décor to a much wider audience.

    • The Srishti Green Decor stall at the exhibition, shelves of hand-painted planters, bottles and figurines lining the back wall.
    • Visitors at the stall examining hand-painted planters, one holding a small painted pot.
  2. September 2022

    Skill-Development Workshop with Dalmia Cement, Odisha

    Odisha

    We partnered with Dalmia Cement on an intensive 15-day skill-development and entrepreneurship-awareness workshop, upskilling 32 women in eco-friendly ways of making garden and home décor products. The strongest pieces went on to be sold through our website and social pages, so every purchase supported the local women artisans behind them directly. The workshop was inaugurated by Chetan Srivastava, Executive Director of Dalmia Cement, whose support made the program possible.

    • A bouquet being presented at the workshop inauguration, the group of trainees standing behind.
    • Trainees seated on the floor of a hall, shaping paper-clay pieces from strips of newspaper.
    • The group holding the unpainted paper-clay baskets and figures they made up above their heads.
  3. September 2022

    Training the Tribal Community in Rajgangpur

    Rajgangpur, Odisha

    As part of the same Skill Development and Entrepreneurship Awareness program, we trained 30 people from the tribal community in Rajgangpur, with every product inspired by, and made by, the local tribal lifestyle. The closing ceremony was once again graced by Dalmia Cement's Executive Director, Mr. Chetan Srivastava, without whom this wouldn't have been possible.

    • The full training group holding their certificates at the closing ceremony, beneath an exhibition-cum-sale banner.
    • Visitors at the closing exhibition table, handling painted figurines and wall plates laid out across it.
  4. Skill Development in Alanda Village

    Alanda

    We took up our third village, Alanda, for a Skill Development and Employment Generation program under CSR by Dalmia Bharat Foundation, extending our women-and-livelihood work to a new community.

    • Unpainted paper-clay baskets, bowls and figurines drying on a workbench beside a barred window.
    • Women seated on the floor of a village room, cutting and shaping newspaper strips into paper-clay pieces.
  5. 26 January – 1 February 2024

    PMEGP State Festival

    World Trade Center, Cuffe Parade, Gate No. 1, Stall No. 6

    We brought our eco-friendly collection of planters, wall plates, face masks and other quirky home décor to the PMEGP State Festival at the World Trade Center in Cuffe Parade, sharing sustainable living with Mumbai.

    • The festival stall, its table set with wall plates, bowls and hand-painted planters.
    • Visitors at the stall picking up painted planters and bowls, the stall sign overhead.
  6. February 2024

    Eco Vistas Forum: Navigating Sustainable Living

    Dr. K. M. Pillai Campus, New Panvel

    Our handcrafted products stood out at the Sustainable Expo during the Eco Vistas Forum on Sustainable Living, held at the Dr. K. M. Pillai Campus in New Panvel. Beyond events like this, our work is available year-round through our own store, Khadi India, and Amazon, every purchase a step toward a greener world.

    • The Srishti Green Decor table at the campus exhibit, planters and wall plates laid out under the stall banner.
    • Visitors browsing the table beneath the Eco Vista Forum banner, one lifting a painted bowl.
  7. 14–15 March 2026

    ByteCamp '26, SIESGST

    SIESGST

    At ByteCamp '26, the 24-hour hackathon organised by the Technical Team of SIESGST, our handcrafted planters were gifted to the judges and our wall plates to the mentors. A proud moment supporting the people guiding tomorrow's innovators.

    • Three organisers holding a hand-painted wall plate presented to a mentor.
    • A hand-painted planter being presented on stage in front of the ByteCamp '26 backdrop.
    • A planter handed to a guest on stage at the hackathon.
  • 32 years of craftsmanship

  • Over 700 happy customers

  • 100 per cent handcrafted and ethical

What our clients say

This is to appreciate and endorse the service rendered to me by Sudipta Chattoraj of Srishti Green Decor towards the beautification of our home garden & office cabin. I would surely recommend Srishti Green Decor & would strongly suggest everyone to utilize their services.

Mohanjit Singh

Director, New Mumbai Realty

See what the waste becomes

Fifteen pieces, each hand-formed and hand-painted, none of them the same.