The wall is often the most neglected surface in a room — given a generic print or left blank entirely while everything else is considered carefully. The Mehndi Fish changes that with a single decisive piece. A handblown glass fish in olive green stripes set against a deep red background in a sleek minimalist frame — the combination of colour and material creating something that reads as art the moment it goes up rather than decoration that needs other pieces around it to justify its presence.
The fish form in handblown glass brings a dimension to wall art that flat prints never achieve — the glass catching light differently through the day, the olive and red tones shifting between warm and vivid as the room's light changes. At 30 x 19.5 cm it is precisely the right scale for a hallway wall, above a console, as part of a gallery arrangement or as the single considered piece in a small space that needs one genuinely interesting object rather than several ordinary ones. Quirky in character, refined in execution — the rare combination that makes a room feel like it was curated by someone with genuine taste. Available exclusively on Tooffi, India's marketplace for independent makers who find the extraordinary in natural forms and blow it into lasting glass art.
Why Mehndi Fish:
Handblown glass art — not plastic, not artificial. Made to last for years Individually handcrafted Crafted from premium materials, made to last No two pieces are exactly alike Breakage safe delivery — replaced if damaged on arrival Carefully packed for safe delivery
Details:
- Material: Handblown glass in minimalist frame
- Dimensions: 30 cm x 19.5 cm
- Colour: Olive green stripes on deep red background
- Art Code: WHFISH-MH-RDBK
- Wall-ready — hanging hardware included
Perfect For
Housewarming and birthday gifts for the home that treats every wall as a design decision · Coastal, contemporary and eclectic interiors that need one genuinely distinctive piece · Anyone who believes the wall above the console deserves something made by hand rather than printed on demand



