Hand-Sculpted Sanctuaries: The Rise of Owner-Built Natural Homes in India Across India, everyday people with no construction background are building their own mud houses — using mud, lime and bamboo instead of cement. These owner-built natural homes, from a Delhi rooftop to an Arunachala monk’s hut, show it can cost as little as ₹18,500 and
Discover inspiring stories of women in natural building in India and find out how you can learn natural building in India through our hands-on workshops.
See how a Thannal workshop empowered Kanchana Rajendran to create her dream owner-built Chettinad natural home. A 4,500 sq ft, zero-cement residence.
Curious about the cost of natural building? We have answers. Learn all you need to know about natural building costs in our comprehensive guide.
Chef Kalyon’s journey to crafting a sustainable 540 sq.ft home in Sonvale, Maharashtra showcases cost-effective, eco-conscious living. Using eco-friendly materials and innovative construction methods.
Experience the beauty of a mud home in Delhi’s Khan Market. Explore sustainable living and natural materials in urban construction
Read about Jagadeesh V, a young farmer who built his eco-friendly home on a budget using Thannal’s techniques. Learn how he worked with local artisans to revive traditional building skills and complete the project quickly and affordably.
The Wattle & Daub Cottage at Sukrishi farm in Bangalore, India. With a making of cottage Video and an illustrated guide to cob, wattle and Daub construction
Recipe for Earthen Plaster using lime, husk & cow urine for a beautiful wall finish of Devapriyan Kanjankat‘s Cob home from the Coast of Kerala.
