Ajanta Paintings of Maharashtra

The Ajanta paintings at Aurangabad are ancient cave paintings showcasing the history of Buddhism. There are 29 rock-cut caves which date back to 2nd century BC. This is a UNESCO world heritage site and a popular tourist destination. It is protected monument under the care of Archealogical survey of India. […]

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Bullock Cart Making of Rajkot, Gujarat

Originally used for agricultural purposes and transportation, bullock carts are also function as vehicles during marriages. The entire craft is fashioned by a single craftsperson executing both metal and wood work. Detailed ornamentation and carving is carried out laboriously by the craftsperson to embellish the cart. Tools such as saws, hammers, chisels and planers are […]

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Wood Lac Turnery/ Lac Abru/Cloud Work of Kutch, Gujarat

Kutch is well known for its crafting of wood and lac turnery which is undertaken by a semi-nomadic community of lathe turners and carpenters called the Meghwals and Maniars. An indigenous lathe is used to turn and shape wood. It is then embellished with a vegetable colors and lac. Articles such as mortar and pestle, […]

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Paper Craft of Assam

India’s paper tradition has an antiquity of nearly a thousand years. Even though, it is presently caught in a struggle between the changing past and an unknown future, India still has the largest population of hand paper makers in the world.Traditionally, several paper mill establishments cropped up in parts of the country to help benefit […]

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Paper Craft of Meghalaya

India’s paper tradition has an antiquity of nearly a thousand years. Even though, it is presently caught in a struggle between the changing past and an unknown future, India still has the largest population of hand paper makers in the world.Traditionally, several paper mill establishments cropped up in parts of the country to help benefit […]

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Paper Craft of Chandigarh

India’s paper tradition has an antiquity of nearly a thousand years. Even though, it is presently caught in a struggle between the changing past and an unknown future, India still has the largest population of hand paper makers in the world.Traditionally, several paper mill establishments cropped up in parts of the country to help benefit […]

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Paper Craft of Maharashtra

India’s paper tradition has an antiquity of nearly a thousand years. Even though, it is presently caught in a struggle between the changing past and an unknown future, India still has the largest population of hand paper makers in the world.Traditionally, several paper mill establishments cropped up in parts of the country to help benefit […]

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Paper Craft of Bihar

India’s paper tradition has an antiquity of nearly a thousand years. Even though, it is presently caught in a struggle between the changing past and an unknown future, India still has the largest population of hand paper makers in the world.Traditionally, several paper mill establishments cropped up in parts of the country to help benefit […]

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Paper Craft of Tamil Nadu

India’s paper tradition has an antiquity of nearly a thousand years. Even though, it is presently caught in a struggle between the changing past and an unknown future, India still has the largest population of hand paper makers in the world.Traditionally, several paper mill establishments cropped up in parts of the country to help benefit […]

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Paper Craft of Gujarat

India’s paper tradition has an antiquity of nearly a thousand years. Even though, it is presently caught in a struggle between the changing past and an unknown future, India still has the largest population of hand paper makers in the world.Traditionally, several paper mill establishments cropped up in parts of the country to help benefit […]

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