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Multi purpose TrayUdayaigiri cutlery is known for its intricate carvings and fine proportions and is made by a few master craftspersons of the region. The craft probably originated during the time of the Quli Qutub Shah kings. The carvings are on wood sourced locally, from forests in and around Udayagiri, be it Nardi, Devadari, Bikki Chakka, Kaldi chakka or Palabarki. The most commonly used wood is from Nardi as it is very soft and easy to handle. Udayagiri wooden

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

The decorative elements are then coated with a layer of lacquer to protect them from rust and to enhance their shine

and are now sold and exhibited around the world

Made from very fine and smooth clay

The skills are passed on as heirlooms from generation to generation

Mirzapur handmade durries are classified into panja Dari and loom dari

This Parrot is true form of soft stone jail work produced by renowned Craftsman based out in Varanasi

The glass industry in Firozabad is a vital source of employment for thousands of people in the region and continues to thrive despite competition from cheaper imports

This Turtle is a true form of soft stone jail work produced by renowned Craftsman based out in Varanasi

Udayagiri wooden cutlery received a timely recognition of a GI tag in 2015

This is an Exclusive GI Product from Varanasi

They showcase the intricate skills of Ettikopaka artisans and serve as both functional items and decorative pieces

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