Traditional Handicraft Mysore Rosewood Inlay Wooden Painting Of Men with Buffalo & Women Carring Water Pot on her Head

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Traditional Handicraft Mysore Rosewood Inlay Wooden Painting Of Men with Buffalo & Women Carring Water Pot on her HeadPrincely state of Mysuru is a home for several arts and crafts. During the reign of last king Jayachamaraja wodeyar several arts and crafts were practiced by proficient artists. One such beautiful craft was the Ivory inlay in the rosewood (which was available in abundance locally). Over the years and with the creative efforts of the artists this beautiful and rich craft of rose wood inlay has evolved into a more colorful ensemble work with layers of

which is then coated with a fine layer of clay and dried

Bengal Patachitra (also spelled as "Patchitra") is a traditional art form originating from the state of West Bengal

dyed in various colors

They continue to be sought after by both locals and tourists as unique pieces of art and functional accessories

local folklore

This art form showcases the rich cultural heritage and artistic skills of the Bastar tribes

Leather puppetry of Nimmalakunta in Andhra Pradesh got the geographical indication (GI) tag in 2008

Coconut Shell Crafts of Kerala has been Conferred with the Geographical Indication (GI) Status by Government of India in 2008

serving as visual education and heritage preservation

The subject matter of Kangra paintings primarily revolves around Hindu mythology

the artists of Pingla have resiliently adapted—continuing to use natural dyes

Lac-Bangle making of Bihar is largely centered around the region of Muzaffarpur