Authentic Hand Carved Arumbavur Vinayagar Kondagaon - Bastar Craft & Dhokra (Bell Metal) Gorakhpur Terracotta has been given

Gorakhpur Terracotta has been given a Geographical Indication certificate by the government of India

The name 'blue pottery' comes from the eye-catching cobalt blue dye used to color the pottery

Artisans have participated in craft fairs

there is no denying the riveting beauty of hand-knotted Mirzapur durries

intricate detailing

Authentic Hand Carved Arumbavur Vinayagar Kondagaon - Bastar Craft & Dhokra (Bell Metal) Gorakhpur Terracotta has been givenArumbavur wood carvings are known for their intricate designs and craftsmanship. These carvings originate from the village of Arumbavur in Tamil Nadu, India. Artisans in this region have been creating exquisite wood carvings for generations, using traditional techniques and tools. Arumbavur wood carvings are primarily made from a type of wood known as Vaagai (Lebbek Tree). This hardwood is durable and has a rich, reddish brown color, making it ideal