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Yellow Tribal Terracota Pen HolderTerracotta of Bankura is one of the first attempts of man at clay modelling that has been perfected with time. Baked in sun and burnt in mud kilns with dry eucalyptus leaves, the earthly ensembles in dull ochre or red are beauteous caricatures. Terracotta has received the Geographical Indication (GI) tag. The simple yet dynamic terracotta artistry of Panchmura has its origin in religious ritual. The structure of the 'Bankura Horse' has been so

and cultural significance

They are a popular form of entertainment and storytelling in the state of Rajasthan

received its Geographical Indication (GI) certification in the year 2005

which is its specialty and that is its hallmark

The exact metals used in the alloy are mixed with copper and tin before being polished for several days in a row to achieve their reflective surface

During ancient times

Traditional Indian motifs are a common feature in Pochampally sarees

The Purulia Chau Mask is a unique and exquisite piece of art that has received the Geographical Indication (GI) Certification

Clay horses were offered to the village deities once wishes were fulfilled

Originating in the soul of the craft now lies in the dexterous hands of the Kumhaars or potters of Nizamabad who beautifully combines utility with art

cupboards etc

Woven from pure silk

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