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Garo Bamboo House from Meghalaya
Garo houses are built by the members of the Garo tribe, using locally available resources such as bamboo, timber and cane. These houses serve a variet ...
Bobbin Lace from Tamil Nadu
Bobbin lace is a lace textile made by braiding and twisting lengths of thread, which are wound on bobbins to manage them. As the work progresses, the ...
Screw Pine Craft from Kerela
Screw Pine craft is a traditional cottage industry in Kerala. Considered a tool for empowerment of the women in the region, screw pine craft is an eco ...
Mizo Puan Weaving
Puans are the traditional clothing of the native people of Mizoram. There are many kinds of Puans, and each colour, motif and design has a traditional ...
Sankheda furniture from Gujarat
Traditional Sankheda furniture of Gujarat have a royal history dating back to centuries. Sankheda furniture is known for its captivating art and longe ...
Carpets from Banaras
Dhurries are made manually by skilled artisans on a traditional horizontal loom or vertical loom.Dhurries can be used year round. The cotton dhurrie i ...
Toda Embroidery from Tamil Nadu
Known by the name, Pugur in Toda language (meaning flower), the embroidery tradition has lived through a century of its documented history to manifest ...
Leheriya Dyeing from Rajasthan
Leheriya is an art that imitates the wave pattern. Mothra is an extension of the leheriya where two sets of diagonal lines cross each other creating s ...
Tarkashi inlay from Rajasthan
Taarkashi (taar meaning wire), is the technique of inlaying fine flattened wire of brass copper or silver in wood . The patterns inlayed are usually i ...
Bhoota Figures from Mangalore
Bhoota Figures are taken or based on from the olden traditions or it is on the religious beliefs that led the people of the villages. It is a traditio ...