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On this birth anniversary of Shri Guru Nanak Dev a ji ,

Hind Art House wishes a very hearty and enlightening guruparv.

#GuruNanakJayanti

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Arumbavur is famous for its wood carving tradition and its community of wood carvers, who make wooden cars for temples, statues, decorative and other wooden products of various kinds. About 200 wood carving artisans’ families, who continue the tradition. The craftsmen follow rules of iconography prescribed in the Shilpa Shastra. The Arumbavur wood carvings are primarily made out of vaagai, maavilangai, aththi, vembu, vengai and teak wood. Temple cars are mostly made of illuppai. They are handmade with the artisans using traditional instruments. No machine is used for different stages of carving right from sizing, chiselling and carving the patterns and details. #arumbavur #arumbavurwoodcarvings #craft #crafts #india #wood #woodworking #artworks #indiaculture #cult #culture #heritage #heritageofindia #traditional #carvings #woodcarving #gitag

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Bagh Print is a traditional hand block print with natural colours, an Indian Handicraft practised in Bagh, Dhar district in Madhya Pradesh, India. Its name is derived from the village Bagh on the banks of the Bagh River. Bagh print fabric with replicated geometric and floral compositions with vegetable colours of red and black over a white background is a popular Textile printing product.

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Allagadda, one of the important stone carving centres in Andhra Pradesh, had been issue Geographical Indication (GI) registration certificate by the GI Registry, Chennai in year 2018 .

Allagadda is famous for sculptures. Mythological figures and the stone carvings of gods and goddesses in the temples in this region are typical illustrations of the stone work.

The stone carving tradition in Andhra Pradesh dates back to 2nd Century BC when Amaravati was an important Buddhist centre under the Satavahanas. Buddhist, Hindu and Islamic architecture in the region stand testimony to this craft.

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Meenakari, also called enamelling, is the art of decorating a metal surface by fusing mineral substances on it. Meenakari was introduced into India by the Mughals. The process is often applied to kundan—articles of jewellery studded with gemstones set with a layer of gold foil between the stone and the mount on one side, while the reverse is lavishly enamelled using the meena technique. The lustre of the meena, the enamelled reverse side, increases over time due to contact with the wearer’s body and clothes.

The brilliance of the diamonds and other stones is effectively complemented by the multihued enamel of the meena. Varanasi, in Uttar Pradesh, is one of the oldest cities in India and has a very rich culture and history. It was the capital of the ancient Kashi region.The present meenakar in Varanasi claimed that the position of the art of meenakari was prosperous till about hundred years ago.

The gi tag for this was issued on 2015!!

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A Kashmir rug is a hand-knotted oriental rug from Kashmir valley in India, which is associated with Kashmiri handicrafts. Kashmir rugs or carpets have intricate designs that are primarily oriental, floral style in a range of colors, sizes and quality.

Kashmir carpets are handmade, hand-knotted, and are primarily made using pure wool, pure silk and occasionally wool and silk blends. These are available in wide-ranging colors, designs and sizes.

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Thewa is a special art of jewelry making which involves fusing of intricately worked-out sheet gold on molten glass. It evolved in Pratapgarh district, Rajasthan India. Its origin dates back to the rajput era.

The art of Thewa work came to be in Pratapgarh four hundred years ago and has ever since developed under the patronage it received from the rulers. In the late 19th and early 20th century Thewa work was erroneously described as a form of enamelling by the surveyors of arts and crafts of India. In fact, it does not resemble enamelling either in appearance or technique. For generations the artisans have produced extraordinary objects of ornamental and utility value. The colors of glass used commonly are red, blue and green, due to the non-availability of other colors. The desired piece of glass is encased in a frame of gold plated silver wire. A paper-thin sheet of gold, of the same size as the glass, is cut and a free hand sketch of floral or historical motifs is made on it, by special tools. It is then dipped in acid for a while and washed thoroughly with water. A mixture of cinnamon oil and another material known as ‘Rag’ is brushed at the back, to prevent the metal from melting.

The Government of India recognized and praised the Thewa Art by publishing a postal stamp of Rs 5 on Thewa on November 5, 2OO2.

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On this wonderful Occasion The Bond of Care....

"HIND ART HOUSE "

WISHES YOU A VERY HAPPY BHAI DOOJ"

Gift your loved ones a special gift and celebrate your special bond.

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These cotton saris are known for featuring micro checks or stripes on the field with a dense zari border giving the sari a beautiful drape.The Mangalagiri fabric is produced by weaving with the help of pit looms from combed yarn by warp and weft interlacing. The fabric then undergoes the process of dyeing. The Nizam design borders with golden thread and plain body are the main characteristics of the fabric. Mangalagiri sarees are woven from pure cotton .They are very popular for their delicate and distinctive designs . The sari is woven super finely in vibrant colours giving a crisp finish . Got its gitag in year 2013 . #mangalagiri #mangalagirisarees #mangalagiripattu #mangalagiripattusarees #manglagirihandloomcotton #sareelove #sareedraping #indiaculture #culture #cult #heritage #heritageofindia #craft #traditionalwear #traditional #traditionalart #artworks #arch #craftsupplies

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A Kashmir rug is a hand-knotted oriental rug from Kashmir valley in India, which is associated with Kashmiri handicrafts. Kashmir rugs or carpets have intricate designs that are primarily oriental, floral style in a range of colors, sizes and quality. Kashmir carpets are handmade, hand-knotted, and are primarily made using pure wool, pure silk and occasionally wool and silk blends. These are available in wide-ranging colors, designs and sizes. #kashmiri #kashmir #kashimiricarpets #handmade #handmadecarpet #carpets #carpetshop #kashmir_lovers #instrumentalmusic #indiaculture #culture #cult #heritage #heritageofindia #craft #crafts #handicrafts #gitag #artworks #art

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Molakulmuru is a town in the Chitradurga district on the borders of Karnataka. This town is renowned for the production of a special garment, called the Molakalmuru Saree. These Sarees are usually produced in silk and showcase a number of motifs and patterns, usually inspired by nature. They received special patronage during the time of Nalvadi Krishnarajendra Wodeyar, prince of Mysore. Recently, Molakalmuru Sarees have received the Geographical Indications tag, referring to the specific origin and specialized production of the saree in the town of Molakalmuru. Molakalmuru Sarees with narrow border showcase nature-inspired motifs such as fruits, birds and animals. The peacock border saree made of mulberry silk is an imitation of the Maharaja Peacock design. Other Sarees from Molakalmuru also feature geometric shapes such as chakra and bugudi.Molakalmuru Sarees have to be carefully maintained as they are made of silk. These Sarees cannot be washed and should only be dry-cleaned. They should also be stored in cool, dry places in wraps of muslin. It is a good idea to keep moth balls within the folds of the muslin wrap. The GI tag number of Molakalmuru Sarees is 53. It was only granted the GI tag in 2011, though it has been produced since the 19th century.

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KINHAL TOYS 

Kinhal Toys or Kinnal Craft is a traditional wooden craft local to the town of Kinhal, or Kinnal, in Koppal District, North Karnataka, India. The town is famous for Kinhal toys and religious idols. There are only 25 families in Kinhal village practising the art of Kinhal idols are known for their vibrant colours and glossy finish. They usually depict gods, mythological characters or animals. Each Kinnala idol is entirely handmade, and the process is very laborious. The wood used to create the idols is from a tree called ‘Ponki Marra’, which grows in and around Kinhal village. This wood is soft and lightweight, making it easy to sculpt. It was listed as a gi tag product in the year 2013.

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CHANNAPATNA TOYS

Channapatna toys are wooden toys from the Channapatna town in the Ramanagara district of Karnataka. Traditionally, the work involved lacquering the wood of the Wrightia tinctorial tree, colloquially called Aale mara (ivory-wood).The origin of these toys can be traced to the reign of Tipu Sultan who invited artisans from Persia to train the local artisans in the making of wooden toys. Bavas Miyan is the father of Channapatna Toy, who sacrificed his life for channapatana toys. He adopted Japanese technology for toys making and helped the local artisans improve their art. For nearly two centuries, ivory-wood was the main wood used in the making of these toys, though rosewood and sandalwood were also occasionally used. These traditionally crafted toys are protected as a Geographical Indication (GI) and not just that, it's because of their popularity, the town of Channapatna came to be known as Gombegala Ooru or Toy .This traditional craft is protected as a geographical indication (GI) under the World Trade Organization, administered by the state govt.

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Sungudi Sarees are traditional cotton sarees from the village Chinnalapatti, Tamil Nadu, defined by the patterns of block prints and tie & dye designs. Also, known as Chinnalapattu sarees.These are known by the names of ‘Sungudi saree’, Madhurai Saree, and Chinnalapattu.Present generation of women prefer to wear these sarees due to its soft and suitable for drapability and enhance the aesthetic look. Madurai sungudi cotton sarees are also be used as both informal and formal wear. Even the traditional and orthodox women will prefer to wear the nine yards saree and these particular sarres are made by the weavers in recent days. Interesting Facts and Comparisons The Sungudi saris are usually longer than the other kinds of saris available in the market. One of the unique features of Sungudi saris is that they have bandhani pattern or print on the whole sari. The Sungudi print saris are very light weight and comfortable wear. Follow- hind_art_house #sangudisaree#tamil #madurai#maduraitamil #tamilnadu#handicrafts #tamilculture#handloom #tamiltourism #ethanic #embriodery #aboutindiantradition#indianculture #india #indiantourism #preserveculture

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Hind art house salutes the real hero's of the Kargil War. "KARGIL VIJAY DIVAS" कारगिल विजय दिवस स्वतंत्र भारत के सभी देशवासियों के लिए एक बहुत ही महत्वपूर्ण दिवस है। भारत में प्रत्येक वर्ष 26 जुलाई को यह दिवस मनाया जाता है। इस दिन भारत और पाकिस्तान की सेनाओं के बीच वर्ष 1999 में कारगिल युद्ध हुआ था जो लगभग 60 दिनों तक चला और 26 जुलाई के दिन उसका अंत हुआ और इसमें भारत विजय हुआ। कारगिल विजय दिवस युद्ध में शहीद हुए भारतीय जवानों के सम्मान हेतु यह दिवस मनाया जाता है।

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Arani is located on the banks of Kamandala River and is a small town in Tiruvanamalai district of Tamil Nadu, India. The name 'Arani' is derived from the word 'Araneeyam' which means a place which is surrounded by a forest.Arani Pattu sarees, the word Pattu means silk, which is been called in south India, to weave these silk sarees both pitlooms and frame looms are been used. Arani silk have received Intellectual Property Rights Protection or Geographical Indication(GI) status in year 2013.

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The Dindigul locks are known throughout the world for their superior quality and durability, so much so that even the city is called Lock City. Government institutions such as prisons, godowns, hospitals, and even temples use these locks instead of other machine-made ones.These locks are manufactured in more than 3, 125 units  in Dindigul District of Tamil Nadu and they are concentrated in the villages of Nagal Nagar, Nallampatti, Kodaiparailpatti, Kammalapatti, and Yagappan Patti. There are around 50 types of locks manufactured by the industry. Each lock has its own special unique name such as Mango Lock, Almirah Lock, Export Lock. Dindigul locks received geographical indication on 30 August 2019. #dindigul #dindigul_city #locks #artist #culture #tamil #tamilnadu #tamilnaduhandicraft #tamilnaduhandlooms #tamilnaduculture #india #indianculture #tamilbeauty #tamiltourism#preserveculture #indian #heritage #art