Handloom Fancy Orange & Silver Border Saree Mirzapur Handmade Durrie are integral to various rituals

are integral to various rituals and festivals

This is an exclusive GI of Rajasthan The name 'blue pottery' comes from the eye-catching cobalt blue dye used to color the pottery

they also serve ritualistic purposes and are used in various festivals and religious ceremonies in Odisha

Commercialization efforts began in the late 1950s

The natural golden hue of Sikki grass adds rustic charm

Handloom Fancy Orange & Silver Border Saree Mirzapur Handmade Durrie are integral to various ritualsThese 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 madeon 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