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Sohrai Khovar Silk StoleSohrai Khovar is a traditional painting style from the state of Jharkhand in eastern India. It is a form of wall art that is usually done by the women of the community on the mud walls of their houses. The paintings are usually created during the harvest season, which falls between October and November, to celebrate the bounty of the land. The Sohrai Khovar paintings are characterized by their bright colors and bold patterns. The paintings depict

This age-old craft dates back to the Mughal era and reflects a blend of Persian and Indian styles

the off-white sarees are often distinguished by the traditional Kasavu border

The hallmark of a Kanchipuram saree is its contrasting border and pallu

bold outlines

Originating in the soul of the craft now lies in the dexterous hands of the Kumhaars or potters of Nizamabad beautifully combines utility with art

All the idols created strictly adhere to the rules laid down in the scriptures in terms of dimensions

crafted from eco-friendly coconut shells

are traditional handwoven sarees from the Bomkai village in Ganjam district

The designs found in Banaras wood carvings are often inspired by religious and mythological themes

The light and breathable cotton fabric make Madurai Sungudi sarees perfect for the region’s hot and humid climate

The mold is made using a combination of wax and clay

The wool jute rug is made in finest quality of wool 20% and jute 80% material in a ratio of 3:5 These have fastness of color