Patan Patola Saree Black with Red Colour Gaya - Stone & Wood The making of these mirrors

The making of these mirrors was traditionally associated with the Aranmula Parthasarathy Temple

Bengal Dokra metal handicrafts are characterized by their rustic and earthy appearance

and institutions as a decorative cum utility item that people will use in the form of cutlery

Manjusha Arts plays a significant role in social and religious events

while others could serve as containers or storage boxes

Patan Patola Saree Black with Red Colour Gaya - Stone & Wood The making of these mirrorsPatan Patola saree, renowned for its intricate double ikat weaving technique, received Geographical Indication (GI) certification, signifying its unique origin and traditional craftsmanship. The GI certification, granted on September 9th 2013, acknowledges the specific geographical region of Patan in Gujarat, India, as the exclusive producer of authentic Patola sarees. This recognition safeguards the cultural heritage and quality standards of Patola