Dholak Shape Colourful Glass Lamp Etikoppaka Toys a mat made by weaving

a mat made by weaving or interlacing korai grass with the cotton threads

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

Dharmavaram sarees are traditionally woven using pure silk

The manufacturing process is closely tied to local traditions and involves skilled artisans

The combination of vibrant green and soothing blue makes this saree a versatile choice for various occasions

Dholak Shape Colourful Glass Lamp Etikoppaka Toys a mat made by weavingGlass is a unique material for the expression of art and craft. Amongst all material, it offers the highest degree of flexibility for shaping into a wide variety of products varying in design, forms, color and appearance. During ancient times, settlers brought many glass articles to India. These glass articles, when rejected, were collected and melted in locally made furnaces called "Bhainsa Bhatti." In this furnace, wood was used as a fuel. These old