INDIC BRICKS
Teach Your Children Well

Ekarik Private Limited is a young start-up based out of Bangalore with a vision to help people connect with India’s rich heritage in a fun and engaging way. Ekarik’s cultural toys, models, games & souvenirs are suitable for all ages.

Indic Bricks is a brand of Ekarik. 


The Indic Bricks range consists of Indian theme building blocks sets. These sets are ideal gifts for birthdays, anniversaries, festivals and other auspicious occasions. Our products can be purchased online from our website www.indicbricks.com. We ship worldwide.

Ganesha Building Set

Indic Bricks is  proud to bring, for the first time, an Indian deity as a DIY building
blocks set for children and adults. An ideal gift for Diwali or other auspicious occasions.

  • Size: 20 x 18 cm
  • No. of pieces: 484 parts. 
  • 100%  compatible with major brands
  • Instructions Booklet: Included
  • Estimated Building time: 3-5 hours
  • Difficulty level: Moderate



Ganesha Building Set

Bring home good luck and prosperity

The Nagara Temple

Now you can build your own temple with Indic Bricks. The Nagara Temple building blocks set is the first in our Mandir series. An important piece of India heritage now for your home or office. It is also a great souvenir to gift friends and family.

  • Built Size: 19 x 15 x 13 cm
  • No. of pieces: 376 high quality parts.
  • 100% compatible with major brands.
  • Instructions: Pdf available
  • Estimated build time: 1 hour
  • Difficulty level: Easy

Yoga Asanas Building Set

This Yoga Asanas building blocks set is for yoga lovers. A selection of 5 important yoga poses for health and fitness enthusiasts. These five yoga postures are included in the set:

  • Bhujanga Asana or Cobra Pose (Size: 12 x 7 x 4 cm)
  • Nataraja Asana or Lord of the Dance Pose (Size: 13 x12.5 x 3.5 cm)
  • Vriksha Asana or Tree Pose (Size: 16.5 x 5 3.5 cm)
  • Dhanur Asnana or Bow Pose (Size: 9.5 x 6.5 x 4 cm)
  • Parvat Asana or Mountain Pose (Size: 12 x 5.5 x 4cm)

A unique gift for friends and family, especially those who are into yoga. A great souvenir of India’s intangible heritage. A great way to get children excited about yoga.

  • No. of pieces: 285 high quality parts.
  • 100% compatible with major brands.
  • Instructions: Pdf available
  • Estimated build time: 1 hour
  • Difficulty level: Easy

The story behind Indic Bricks

I have been working with building blocks for many years now... creating STEM programs for young children. It has been a personal hobby too - a chance to build some of the world's most magnificent monuments in bricks. However, I couldn't help but notice that from India only Taj Mahal is available as a building blocks set. But what about the other feats of Architecture spread across our great nation? The many forts and palaces. The beautiful stepwells. The divine temples that we so take for granted. If we could incorporate these into our programs and teach students about the Science, Math, Engineering and History behind them!

I see Indian kids so fascinated with Avengers, Star Wars, Marvel and Disney characters and stories. In India, we have our own heroes and mythological super heroes that we are losing connection with.  We want to make it fun for children to engage with characters from India, so they can understand our roots & traditions better, interact with Indic ideas create our own narratives!
- Meghna Bhutoria, Founder

Kandariya Mahadeva Temple

A small scale model (60 cm wide) of Kandariya Mahadeva temple built using 10,000+ bricks. The  actual temple  spreads over an area of 6 square kilometres. It is considered one of the best examples of temples preserved from the medieval period in India. It is located in Madhya Pradesh. The temple is dedicated to the Hindu deity Shiva.  It is built in the nagara-style of architecture common in temples in North India.


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Indic Bricks in the News

Hindu Business Line, November 11, 2021

Telangana Today, November 11, 2021

Dainik Bhaskar, November 14, 2021

The Pioneer, November 13, 2021

A Kathakali dancer made using building blocks and motorized parts.  Kathakali is a major form of classical Indian dance. It is a "story play" genre of art, but one distinguished by the elaborately colorful make-up, costumes and face masks that the traditionally male actor-dancers wear. Kathakali is a Hindu performance art in the Malayalam-speaking southwestern region of Kerala. 

A robotic Ganesha model made using building blocks and motorized parts. Lord Ganesha is  a Hindu god of beginnings, who is traditionally worshipped before any major enterprise and is the patron of intellectuals, bankers, scribes, and authors. 

A small scale model of the Kailasha Temple, a masterpiece of human creative genius. It is the largest rock cut (carved from a single rock) structure in the world. It was dug out of a basalt cliff 120 ft deep!  This model is designed by the incredibly talented Guy Gabizon
What is ingenious is that it was carved with just hammers and chisels, more than 1,200 years ago. 
Nearly 2,00,000 tonnes of rock had to be hauled away, before artisans could begin sculpting the temple. The Kailasha temple is located in Ellora not far from Aurangabad, in Maharashtra.
There is a fascinating story on why they started to chip from the top - something we hope to share when this model becomes a set that people can buy and gift to children or even adults.
Please contact us at info@makersloft.in if you would like to purchase this model.

Mathematics in Ancient Architecture

Spiral Stairs

Advanced scientific and mathematical concepts like fractals were applied in architecture of temples, palaces, water structures, town planning and even street designing. INDIC BRICKS hopes to bring some of these to you in a form that children can explore.

Helical Stepwell

This Helical stepwell is situated in the outskirts of Champaner, towards Vadodara and was made in the 16th century CE. It boasts a spiral staircase which is 1.2 meter wide which are narrower to the centre and wider towards the wall. 

Mathematical

representation of log spiral equivalent to helical well geometry. It exhibits fractal in the form of spirals. It indirectly suggests the type of fractals that once originates from zero and then expands to infinity in the form of a spiral.

Fractals in Nature

A nautilus shell serves to illustrate the simple, repetitive process that creates a spiral. The organism keeps expanding its home by adding sections to its shell. Each section is a little bigger than the one before, and a little bit rotated. 

What is Heritage?

Heritage is a cultural legacy or tradition passed on within a community from one generation to another. Heritage includes traditions, monuments, objects, and culture. 

Built Heritage

Historic buildings, gardens, secular and religious buildings, streets and towns help us understand how people in earlier times lived and interacted with each other. These need to be protected as landmarks of our historic environment.

Natural Heritage

Our interaction with the natural environment—lakes, hills, trees, animals, birds—is central to the way we look at life. All our cultural expressions —art, folklore, religion and customs— stem from this core. A respect for our local environment ultimately leads to a deeper understanding of our own culture and that of others

Living Heritage

Traditions of crafts and performing arts, culinary and medical knowledge, folktales and rituals are all part of a heritage that continues to be practiced. It is handed down from one generation to the next, maintaining the thread of a continuous tradition

Indian theme projects by students

Indian Wedding Rituals

Made by children on age 4-15 years from across India, for Building Blocks Contest organized by MakersLoft 

Indian Jewellery Showcase

Lord Shiva made by 9 year old Sai Akshat Chakka from Hyderabad

The Ratha Yatra Festival by Chittesh (5 Years) from Rourkela. It is a Hindu festival associated with Lord Jagannath. It’s derived from two Sanskrit worlds Ratha means chariot and Yatra which means journey or pilgrimage. Ratha yatra is a journey in a chariot accompanied by the public. It is world famous & one of the oldest Hindu festivals celebrated in Puri, Odisha (India) and other parts India & World.

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