About Us
We are presenting an initiative & also a platform to promote our unique Metal
Art to the people like you who are fond of creativity, exclusivity, and love
amazing artistic creations. The city of Pune is recognized for its cultural values
& so we are proud to say that we are the part of this Historic Indian Culture from
centuries and generations which reciprocates in our creations too. We are persistent
in evolution of our Unique Metal Art for many our generations to make it appealing with
new market trends. We don’t want to describe it as a plain ‘product’ because we manufacture
a ‘handmade creation’ which enhances the elegance and prosperity of your home & workplace.
We Work With Art Lovers from whom we get inspiration to create new designs and Artifacts.
Art Students who want to explore career opportunities in Metal Art and Design we are there to sharpen
your skills required to make your dream designs by our practical training courses. Architects & Designers
who has creative minds to explore Metal Art also there designs inspire us to explore this metal art to new
avenues with their highly imaginative & passionate minds; we will do our best to make your design into a
masterpiece creation. Corporate & NGOs who extend their helping hand to us in growth, expansion and perpetuation of our Metal Art.
Valirena Das Kosamkar
It is heartening to see the pride in Bhalchandra Kadu's eyes : a pride for his art, craft heritage and lineage. It is the kind of pride that's amiss, rare even, amongst craftspeople today.
In 1971 he worked for manufacturing companies in kolhapur and mumbai for 5 years , he discovered his own studio "REVATI METAL CRAFTS".
which was manufacturing aluminium utensils and underwater lights. In 1995 he started working for NGO's working in art and culture. Also he used to work as an
Art Director for Ganesh Utsav Decorations got apprecialted at Maharastra Level 3 times winner and Second Runeer up.
He visited Arizona State University
and Yale University to teach our unique 5000 years old Art also helped HODs of Anthropology in their research.
He aspires to found a training school for continuing the legacy of his beloved craft. Apart from being a successful craft entrepreneur, Kadusaab would also make an excellent mentor for the young generation of Tambat craftspeople.
