This professional art is being made by the Artists using traditional tools with skilled workmanship by designing the pictures and designs on the leather and then dying with beautiful colours
Even today the rural communities continue with the practice of offering the terracotta figures as token of their devotion
The Chamba Rumals were traditionally used as coverings for offerings made to temples and as gifts for royalty and other important people
and regal tradition in the home and workplace
This is an Exclusive GI Product of West Bengal
Handmade Etikoppaka Wooden Toy Of Beautiful Lemon Set Maddalam of Palakkad This professional art is beingEtikoppaka Toys is an Exclusive GI of Andhra Pradesh: Etikoppaka Toys got the name from Etikoppaka, a village in Andhra Pradesh, where they are produced in. This craft has been in practice since the 18th century. The experienced craftsmen of the regions chisel beautiful shapes, figures, deities, and artefacts from Ivory wood. The wood is then painted with naturally obtained dyes, making the toys eco friendly and non toxic for the kids. Etikoppaka Toys