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Etikoppaka Wooden CraftEtikopakka toys are traditional handcrafted wooden toys originating from Etikoppaka, a village in Andhra Pradesh, India. Made using softwood called "Ankudu" and natural, non toxic dyes, these toys are known for their eco friendly nature and vibrant colors. Artisans use a unique lac turnery technique, shaping the wood on a lathe and applying colored lac using heat and friction. Common designs include animals, birds, deities, and decorative household

Pipli Applique work is a traditional art form that originated in the village of Pipli in the state of Odisha

it is essential to ensure that the purchase of walnut wood carvings is made from reputable sources to support ethical practices and protect against illegal logging and environmental degradation

We are making a sincere effort to disseminate information about this exquisite weave

and can also be used as toys for kids

is renowned for its artistic and cultural heritage

are traditional handwoven sarees that originate from Odisha

The early weavers who settled down in the Narayana region in the 17th century are the pioneers of this art

The use of all these products is associated with the religious rituals of Lord Jagannath

The terracotta crafts of Gorakhpur not only serve as decorative pieces but also have cultural and religious significance

Sohrai Khovar is a traditional painting style from the state of Jharkhand in eastern India

This is suitable for the high traffic area

The GI tag for Kallakurichi Carvings was granted in the year 2021

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