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TERACOTTA WALL MURAL
The terracotta wall mural of Panchmura, West Bengal, is a traditional art form celebrated for its intricate craftsmanship and cultural significance. GI-tagged, these murals are handcrafted from locally sourced clay and depict mythological stories, folklore, and rural life. Characterized by detailed carvings, earthy hues, and timeless appeal, Panchmura's terracotta art represents the rich heritage of Bengal's pottery tradition, showcasing a blend of utility and aesthetics. All products available are fully customisable.
FAUX IVORY
Faux ivory carvings, jewelry, and sculptures are exquisite art forms crafted from synthetic or alternative materials that mimic the appearance of natural ivory. These pieces feature intricate designs and fine detailing, celebrating the elegance of traditional ivory craftsmanship while promoting ethical practices. Faux ivory creations are highly valued for their beauty, durability, and ability to preserve cultural artistry without harming wildlife. Fully customised products are also available according to buyers need.
SHANTINIKETAN LEATHER
Shantiniketan GI-tagged leather products are renowned handcrafted items originating from West Bengal, India. Known for their vibrant colors, intricate embossed designs, and floral motifs, these products include bags, wallets, and accessories. They reflect a blend of traditional craftsmanship and artistic elegance, embodying the cultural essence of Shantiniketan. Products can be customised if required.
DOKRA
The Dokra of Bankura is a traditional craft from West Bengal, known for its unique metal casting technique called lost-wax casting. This GI-tagged art form produces stunning figurines, jewelry, and decorative items with intricate patterns and rustic charm. Inspired by tribal culture and mythology, Dokra items are celebrated for their timeless aesthetic and eco-friendly craftsmanship.
WOOD HANDICRAFTS
The wooden handicrafts of Bishnupur, West Bengal, are celebrated for their artistry and use of acacia wood, known for its durability and fine texture. These handcrafted items include beautifully carved wooden plates, utensils, figurines, and the iconic wooden horses, which hold cultural and artistic significance. With intricate detailing and a polished finish, these eco-friendly creations showcase the artisans' exceptional skill and creativity. The use of acacia wood adds a natural elegance, making these handicrafts both functional and ornamental, perfect for collectors and decor enthusiasts.
SCARVES
The scarves of West Bengal are a stunning showcase of the region's rich textile heritage, crafted in various traditional styles such as cotton Jamdani, Baluchari, and others. Cotton Jamdani scarves are celebrated for their lightweight texture and intricate handwoven designs, often featuring geometric and floral patterns. Baluchari scarves stand out with their elaborate brocade work, depicting mythological tales and cultural motifs. Beyond these, West Bengal offers scarves in vibrant Kantha embroidery, Tant cotton, and Shantipur weaves, each with unique patterns and craftsmanship. These scarves combine elegance, tradition, and functionality, making them treasured accessories for all occasions.
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