Sri Satish Krishna Shanbag: From Bamboo to BansuriImage Gallery
A Stitch in Time: The Jodhpur MojariImage Gallery
Seeking Krishna Consciousness: Tulsimala Craft of NabadwipImage Gallery
Parbatipur Village: Tress-makers of Gods and GoddessesImage Gallery
Essence of Kashmiri craftsmanship: Sozni and Kani work on PashminaImage Gallery
Crafting Conches: Sankhari Community of Bagbazar and BarrackporeImage Gallery
Crafted in Lac and Glass: Bangle Traditions of HyderabadImage Gallery
Aari and Zardoziwork: Legacy of Nawabi LucknowImage Gallery
The Malakar Community and their CraftArticle
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Sri Satish Krishna Shanbag: From Bamboo to Bansuri
Vivek Muthuramalingam
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A Stitch in Time: The Jodhpur Mojari
Tania Chatterjee
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Seeking Krishna Consciousness: Tulsimala Craft of Nabadwip
Sujoy Saha
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Parbatipur Village: Tress-makers of Gods and Goddesses
Pritam Dutta
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Essence of Kashmiri craftsmanship: Sozni and Kani work on Pashmina
Danish Qazi
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Crafting Conches: Sankhari Community of Bagbazar and Barrackpore
Indranil Bhoumik
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Crafted in Lac and Glass: Bangle Traditions of Hyderabad
Rama Madhu Gopal Rao
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Aari and Zardoziwork: Legacy of Nawabi Lucknow
Kanza Fatima
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The Malakar Community and their Craft
Sreya Mukherjee
  The article sheds light on how shola craft is actually made by the artisans and the community that revolves around this cottage industry. The shola plant is lithe and flimsy, so working with it takes out-and-out concentration and training on the part of the artisan. Inside the coarse woody…
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