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Beautiful Handloom Dark Blue SareeThese beautiful handloom sarees come from the Nawada district of Bihar, in which sustainable silk and cotton threads are used to make these pieces exclusive. These are made on the traditional handloom in which shuttles are used. Therefore, it takes 4 5 days to finish one saree or a piece of cloths. More often than not borders or Pallus (end piece of the Saree) is woven separately and attached to the main fabric using some precise techniques. Many a

and cultural heritage

The Palakkad Maddalam

The sock is then carefully sealed with ties or knots running inwards

Islamic floral and vine motifs

This is an Exclusive GI Product of West Bengal

Many Saharanpur wooden items receive a glossy lacquer finish

Bomkai sarees are primarily woven in silk or cotton

Bomkai Sarees was Certified GI tag in the year 2009

the Hindu deity of wealth and prosperity

the deity of knowledge

His depictions in Ettikopaka toys capture his iconic features—elephant head

to guard a fort on the summit of a steep hill in the heart of the city