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Thanjavur Dancing Raja doll - 13 inchesThanjavur Dolls is an Exclusive GI of Tamil Nadu: The sophisticated art of shaping plaster of Paris into dramatic Indian dancing dolls hails from the Thanjavur district, situated on the banks of River Kaveri. The craft works on the principle of Gravitational force and has been in existence since before the time Sir Isaac Newton discovered and stated it. The dolls are handcrafted using traditional techniques and are painted in vibrant colours. The Raja

Bankura Panchmura Terracotta Craft has gained national and international recognition for its artistic value and cultural significance

This beautiful lamp not only serves as a source of illumination but also holds deep symbolic meaning

The name 'blue pottery' comes from the eye-catching cobalt blue dye used to color the pottery

from forests in and around Udayagiri

craft products year-round

copper sulphate and rice flour into attractive home decor products

they are also cherished as playthings by children

The unique feature of Odisha Patchitra is the use of strong lines and the dominance of the primary colors—red

A 45 cm tall Aranmula Kannadi is preserved in British Museum located at London

the blue color would be a predominant feature in the overall design

Beautiful structures with architectural excellence and intricate carvings are created by the highly proficient artisans of Varanasi and the surrounding regions after days of dedication

The craft requires softening of leather and turning the leather as white as possible for the light to permeate

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