Colourful Forest Pipli Appliquie Work pochampally Ikat A 45 cm tall Aranmula

A 45 cm tall Aranmula Kannadi is preserved in British Museum located at London

The Canvas for a Thanjavur painting is usually a plank of wood (originally wood of the Jackfruit tree was used

Each and every embroidery is made from hand designs

The uniqueness of the soil is that it does not develop any cracks upon drying when used for making moulds for the wax models

and are usually done on handmade paper

Colourful Forest Pipli Appliquie Work pochampally Ikat A 45 cm tall AranmulaPipli Appliquie work is a traditional art form that originated in the village of Pipli in the state of Odisha, India. The art form is characterized by the use of vibrant colors, intricate patterns, and the use of mirror work. Pipli Appliquie work is traditionally used to create wall hangings, canopies, and umbrellas. However, today, it is also used to create a variety of other items such as bags, cushion covers, and table runners. The art form has