Nettipattam, also known as Elephant Caparison Wall Hangings, has a rich history and a unique making process. Originally, nettipattam were used as headgear only during festivals, but today they are available as wall hangings in different sizes. The making process of nettipattam involves stitching metal balls into cotton and jute sacks, creating special shapes. Copper is primarily used to make nettipattam, but brass is also used occasionally. The metal balls are intricately stitched to form designs and patterns onto the fabric. Elephent Nettipattam is mainly crafted in Thrissur, Kerala, with Thrippunithura being another place known for its production. The art of creating nettipattam not only showcases the skilled craftsmanship of the artisans but also preserves and promotes Kerala's cultural heritage. Today it is available in online stores.ttps://www.traditionalartandcrafts.com/ While rooted in Kerala's culture, handcrafted Nettipattams have a universal appeal. The intricate designs, cultural symbolism, and craftsmanship transcend geographical boundaries, making them cherished pieces for art enthusiasts and connoisseurs around the world. Whether adorning the walls of a traditional Kerala home or gracing the hall of a ultramodern lodging, these ornate pieces add a touch of substance and heritage. As housewarming gifts, they come dateless symbols of good fortune and well- wishing. commitment to quality, sustainability, and ethical practices ensures that each Nottipattam not only enhances the aesthetics of a space but also contributes to the preservation of a rich cultural heritage. Embrace the tradition, celebrate artificer, and beautify your home with the dateless beauty of handcrafted Nettipattams .