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Bengal Dokra Brass IdolsBengal Dokra Of West Bengal received the Geographical Indication of India tag on 9th November 2021. Bengal Dokra craft is made using the technique of Cire Perdue or the lost wax process of metal casting. This traditional craft involves the use of wax and resin extracted from the Sal tree, along with brass metal. Dokra artists in West Bengal create a variety of items, including idols of deities, puja accessories, and decorative pieces. The traditional

Identifiable Painted Floral Patterns: Khurja pottery is known for its identifiable painted floral patterns in shades of blue and brown on an off-white background

their surroundings

Aipan's origins are deeply rooted in the cultural traditions of Uttarakhand

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renowned for its traditional woodblock printing craftsmanship

adorned with the characteristic blurred patterns of Ikat dyeing

Chakkeshang shawls are traditional handwoven textiles originating from the Naga tribes in Nagaland

cushion covers

The majority of the glass produced in Firozabad is hand-blown

and Pupul Jayakar contributed to changing existing paradigms through their writings

Each and every embroidery is made from hand designs

Despite facing challenges from modern entertainment and declining artisan numbers

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