Etikoppaka Wooden Craft Sikki Grass Products of Bihar Commercialization efforts began in the

Commercialization efforts began in the late 1950s

rich in the local motifs peculiar to the Telangana

but the craft's revival during the Moscow festival and its mention in publications like "Vishwakarma" and "1001 Saris of India" authenticate its tradition

cloth or walls

This requires an immense amount of skill and precision

Etikoppaka Wooden Craft Sikki Grass Products of Bihar Commercialization efforts began in theEtikopakka toys are traditional handcrafted wooden toys originating from Etikoppaka, a village in Andhra Pradesh, India. Made using softwood called "Ankudu" and natural, non toxic dyes, these toys are known for their eco friendly nature and vibrant colors. Artisans use a unique lac turnery technique, shaping the wood on a lathe and applying colored lac using heat and friction. Common designs include animals, birds, deities, and decorative household