Hand painted Lantern

Rickshaw art in Bangladesh originated in the 1940s and 1950s, when rickshaw pullers began decorating their vehicles to attract passengers. The art form has evolved over time to reflect changing social realities and public taste. 

• Rickshaw art is a key part of Bangladesh's cultural tradition and a dynamic form of urban folk art. 
• Rickshaw art is a reflection of Bangladeshi visual identity and indigenous traditions. 
• Rickshaw art is a moving folk art gallery that reflects the personality of its owner and the creativity of the artist. 
• Rickshaw art is a form of expression that can include commentary on current social issues. 

All of our products are handcrafted, ensuring that no two items are identical.We genuinely hope you enjoy your purchase, but we understand that sometimes things may not turn out as expected. If you are not fully satisfied with an item for any reason, you can return or exchange your undamaged, unwashed, and unworn item(s) along with the original receipt to receive a prompt refund or exchange.

Given that we import these unique items from various parts of the world, there may be instances where certain products are sold out and cannot be exchanged. In such cases, we will issue a refund for the returned product, excluding the cost of return shipping.

You have 7 days from the date of receiving your order to initiate a return. Items returned after this 7 day period cannot be accepted.

Please note that return shipping costs are the buyer's responsibility. Returned items must be sent back unused, in their original packaging, and in new condition. We cannot be held liable for items that are damaged or lost during the return shipment, so we recommend using a trackable and insured mail service.

Once we receive your return, refunds will be processed in the same manner as the original payment for the product, minus the shipping fees.

We offer shipping at $5 flat rate per item