Bell Totas Tagged "Bell Totas" - Tilonia®

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Flocks of colorful parrots weclome guests when hung on your kitchen door with the lovely ringing of a small bell. Tota (तोता) is parrot in Hindi.

Each bell tota combines bright, multi-colored fabric birds, beads and a small metal bell. Available in a number of lengths -- 1 bird, 3 birds and 5 birds. Buy several sets to have a flock of colorful parrots to decorate your kitchen nook or doorway to your porch. Longer strings are also available. Made by the women from the village of Chota Narayan in Rajasthan.

Bell Totas are wonderful decorative items handcrafted by women artisans of Tilonia. However, Tilonia Bell Totas are not toys and should not be given to children of any age to play with as the bell or beads could present a choking hazard if detached and swallowed.