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1 Connected by seven bridges, the old quarter ofSrinagar city sprawls along the banks of RiverJhelum.2 A man wearing a pheran, the loose overcoat,commonly worn by Kashmiri men and womenalike.3 A mihrab, the arched doorway, of a house inJammu.4 The papier mache panelled entrance toSrinagar`s Shah Hamadan Mosque.CRAFTS -JAMMUANDKASHMIRPapier-macheKaleen -knottedcarpetsKashidakari -KashmiriembroideryNamda -felted rugsGabba -embroideredrugsKani shawlsWoolentextilesWalnut woodcarvingPinjrakari -latticed woodworkWicker workReed matsCopper wareGlazedpotteryBasohlipaintingDogriembroideryMetal casingSheet metalworkChikri woodworkEmbroideredfootwearBlockprintingThangkapaintingsRitual clothinstallationsKhabdan -pile carpetsTsug-dul -woolen pileblanketsChalli -handwoventextilesHandspinningThigma - tieresist dyeingPaabu -stitched bootsMetal workJewelleryWood carvingPainted woodChipkiangbasketsMusicalinstrumentsMask makingPhysicalFeaturesMountainranges:Trans-Himalayas,
Karakoram,Ladakh,Zanskar, PirPanjal,ShivalikMajorrivers :Jhelum,Chanab,Gilgit, Tawi,Indus, Shyok,ZanskarMajor lakes :Wular, Dal,Tso Moriri,Pangong TsoBiodiversityFlora :Walnut,Poplar,Chinar,Deodar,Willow reed
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Page 10 and 11: 0855.55 Razai - quilt making N/RJ08
Page 12 and 13: 11.183 Brass and bell metalwareE/OR
Page 14 and 15: 18.378 Wood carving S/KA385Belgaum1
Page 16 and 17: PatnaE/BR1899.169 Stone Carving E/B
Page 18 and 19: 17.337 Natural fibre crafts S/KE351
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Page 34 and 35: THE STATE of Jammu and Kashmir cons
Page 36 and 37: RESOURCESCraft Raw Materials Source
Page 39 and 40: KALEEN - KNOTTED CARPETSProduction
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Page 51 and 52: RITUAL CLOTH INSTALLATIONSProductio
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Page 55: PAABU - STITCHED BOOTSProduct Clust
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Page 60 and 61: Districts - 12Craftspersons - 0.58
Page 62 and 63: Crafts of CHAMBALost wax castingSil
Page 65 and 66: CHAMBA RUMALIn the depiction of the
Page 67 and 68: Crafts of KangraThangka paintingTha
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Page 71 and 72: PunjabRESOURCESCraft Raw Materials
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Page 75 and 76: wool with bold patterns in acrylicd
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Page 79 and 80: Crafts of AmritsarKhunda-bamboostav
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THE DOABA REGION is located in the
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WOODEN INLAY OF HOSHIARPURProductio
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Detail of a bagh, an embroidered wr
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The darshan dwar, a red cloth embro
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Ari-cobbler`s awlKundi-iron contain
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AttireGhaghra-20mt skirtDhunkaniyae
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Subclusters ofHARYANAFaridabad dist
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SARKANDA CRAFTCOME WINTER, THE main
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BRASS WAREProduction ClustersYamuna
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Districts - 32Craftspersons - 3.16L
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Subclusters ofJAIPURJaipur district
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KUNDAN JADAI-GEM SETTINGProduction
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BANDHEJ AND LEHERIYA-TIE-RESIST-DYE
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BLOCK MAKINGProduction ClustersJaip
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MOJARI -LEATHER FOOTWEARProduction
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SANJHI-PAPER STENCILSProduction Clu
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KATPUTLI - PUPPETSProduction Cluste
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CRAFTS OFAJMERPhad paintingMiniatur
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hybrid of thevarious miniaturetradi
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BIKANERFOUNDED IN 1486,Bikaner was
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GANGAUR IDOL MAKINGTRADITIONALLY,du
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BHITTI CHITRA-WALL PAINTINGProducti
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MEENAKARI AND KUNDAN JEWELLERYProdu
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MOJAR-LEATHER FOOTWEARProduction Cl
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DABU-MUD RESIST PRINTINGProduction
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SEEP KA KAAM -MOTHER-OF-PEARL WORKP
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PATTU WEAVINGProduction ClustersJod
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Washed and dyed fabric being sun-dr
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TERRACOTTA OF POKHARANProduction Cl
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KAVAD-MOBILE SHRINESAn antique pich
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DAMASCENINGProductionClustersUdaipu
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MEENAKARI-ENAMEL WORKProductionClus
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CRAFTS-DELHINaqqashi-engravingPapie
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NAQQASHI - ENGRAVINGProduction Clus
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Mask of the Sun God made by skilled
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CHIK MAKINGCHIKS ARE BLINDS OR semi
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Huddled close to a bend in the Gang
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WOOD CARVINGSAHARANPUR IS KNOWNits
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RESOURCESCraft Raw Materials Source
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BAREILLYBAREILLY LIES TO THE north
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A craftsperson`s house and workspac
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AGRA FORMS A part of BrajBhoomi,the
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Production ClustersAgra District:Ta
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KNOTTED CARPETSAGRA IS ONE of the e
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rangoli stencils depicting Krishna.
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Production ClustersLucknow district
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ZARDOZI - GOLD EMBROIDERYZARDOZI IN
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1 Black and front of an alam,a shap
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QUITABAT-CALLIGRAPHYQUITABAT,Callig
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CLAY TOYSProduction ClustersLucknow
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Sari-draped clothSari-draped clothT
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BLACKD POTTERY OF NIZAMABADTHE POTT
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Simbi-thin punchHammerChisel
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ProductionClusters:Carpets:Sant Rav
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BLOCK PRINTINGLUCKNOW, Farrukhabad,
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MOONJ BASKETRYCOILING IS A Basketry
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SHAZAR STONE JEWELLERYSHAZAR IN PER
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rhododendron flower
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Hemkund Sahib
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AIPAN-RITUAL FLOOR PAINTINGSAIPAN I
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NETTLE FIBRE CRAFTSTINGING NETTLE,b
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COPPER WAREProduction ClustersAlmor
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RAMBAANDS-NATURAL FIBRE CRAFTProduc
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Physical FeaturesRamnagar DunGanget
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Crafts ofMADHUBANITerracottaMadhuba
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MADHUBANI PAINTINGSnake motif fromt
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SUJUNI EMBROIDERYProduction Cluster
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PAPIER MACHEProduction clustersMadh
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Crafts of PatnaStone carvingWooden
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KHATWA-APPLIQUEKHATWA HAS THE same
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TRIBAL JEWELLERYMANY FACTORSSUCH AS
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HazaribaghISko site, Hazaribagh(anc
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RANCHI IS THE capital city of Jhark
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Kattu-a tool to takeoff the skin of
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTSMUSICAL AND DANC
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WALL PAINTING OF HAZARIBAGHInset So
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JADUPATUA PAINTINGTHESE ARE RITUALI
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Districts : 30Craftspersons - 0.76
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THE HISTORY OF Orissa,ancient Kalin
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GANJAPPA CARDSONE OF THE legacies o
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BhubanIndipurOkhermaKaramalKala Pan
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View from theLion Gate of theShanti
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PATHAR KAMA - STONE WORKThe rock cu
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PATACHITRA - PAINTINGPatachitra or
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IdolKonark WheelFlower vaseArtifica
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WOOD CARVINGProduction ClustersPuri
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DHOKRA-LOST WAX METAL CASTINGProduc
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BRASS AND BELL METAL WAREProduction
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Production ClustersDhenkanal distri
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BANDHA-YARN TIE-RESIST-DYEINGBANDHA
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The riverine districtof Cuttack is
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HammerSawSandpaper
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BRASS AND BELL METAL WAREProduction
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KOTPAD SARIProducts ClustersKoraput
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4. Ginni maali - necklace made from
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LAC PRODUCTSNawrangpur, adjoining t
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DHOKRA - LOST WAX METAL CASTINGThe
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FestivalsSaga DawaPhang Lhabsolpray
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CHOKTSE-TABLESCHOKTSES ARE SMALL WO
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CuisineMishti doi-sweetenedcurdMudi
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Wooden headboard with Tibetan motif
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HILL PAINTINGProduction ClustersDar
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TERRACOTTAProduction ClustersSiligu
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SHEETALPATI-REED MATSProduction Clu
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SHOLA PITH CRAFTProduction clusters
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Subclusters ofBIRBHUMBirbhum distri
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A sujuni, kantha made in Jessore, B
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DHOKRA - LOST WAX METAL CASTINGProd
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TERRACOTTA OF BANKURAProduction Clu
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CONCH SHELL CARVINGProduction Clust
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Maslond mat with vertical borders.
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Inset : Clay toys diecast in moulds
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Districts - 23Craftspersons - 0.87
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Subclusters ofHYDERABADRangareddi d
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Range of single and double ikat cot
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Crafts ofWARANGALDhurrie weavingPai
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PAINTED SCROLLS OF CHERIYALSProduct
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1 Carved and painted toy tiger made
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4. Kishti,bowl,made in silver filig
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Subclusters ofVISKHAPATNAMViskhapat
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Production clustersSrikakulam distr
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BLOCK PRINTINGProduction ClustersKr
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TELIA RUMAL-YARN-RESIST-DYED TEXTIL
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LEATHER PUPPETSProduction clustersG
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Subclusters ofCuddapahNellore distr
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WOODEN CUTLERY OF UDAYAGIRIProducti
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Subcluster ofCHITTOORSri KalastiChi
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BRONZE CASTINGProduction clustersCh
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Subclusters ofKanniyakumarKanniyaku
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KORA MAT WEAVINGProduction Clusters
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KAVASAM-SHEET METAL CLADDINGProduct
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Subclusters ofCUDDALORECuddalore di
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Subclusters ofAUROVILLEViluppuramdi
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POTTERYINTERNATIONAL POTTERS AND de
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Frontal view of a shallow bowl carv
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and stone carvings of the Pallava e
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WOOD CARVINGProduction ClustersKanc
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WOOD CARVINGProduction ClustersChen
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Subclusters ofTiruchirappalliThanja
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VILAKKU-BRASS LAMPSTHE KUTHUVILAKKu
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PALLAGAI PADAM - THANJAVUR PAINTING
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ROOT CARVINGProduction ClustersThan
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The folk deity Nallathangal and her
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according to the economic statusof
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MUTHANGI-PEARL-STUDDED ATTIREMUTHI
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Subclusters ofSALEMSalem district:S
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products is that they have a coolin
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RAYON DHURRIEProduction clustersEro
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TODA EMBROIDERYTHE NILGIRIS ARE HOM
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Chiselling out the design on a Kama
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KORA MAT WEAVINGIn Tamil Nadu and P
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Nestled between the Western Ghats a
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Copper connecting pins are hammered
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The ubiquitous Panayola, palmyra le
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Subclusters ofERNAKULAMErnakulam di
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ARANMULA KANNADI - METAL MIRRORProd
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COIR WORKProduction ClustersAlappuz
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Crafts ofTHRISSURPooram craftsBronz
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BRONZE CASTINGProduction ClustersTh
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WOOD CARVINGAs in most of Kerala, t
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KORA MAT WEAVINGProduction Clusters
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Detail of a Dasavatara lamp depicti
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KATHAKALI AND THEYYAM HEADGEARProdu
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Bamboo trays used by farmers to rea
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1. An elaborately carved image of K
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WOOD AND LAC TURNERY OF CHANNAPATNA
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SANDALWOOD CARVINGSandalwood carvin
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MYSORE PAINTINGThe fall of Vijayana
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TERRACOTTAMadike Beedu village loca
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STONE CARVINGUdipi district is an e
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TERRACOTTA AND POTTERYProduction Cl
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BRONZE CASTINGProduction ClustersUd
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Banjara women at work at the Sandur
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BANJARA EMBROIDERYThe Banjara, also
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SURPUR PAINTINGIn the 17th century,
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BANJARA EMBROIDERY AND QUILTSThe no
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GOLD JEWELLERY AND SILVER WAREAncie
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An artisan embroidering on a silk s
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LanguagesKonkaniMarathiPortugueseEn
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A craved wooden sofafrom a house in
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OTIM KAAM - BRASS WAREBrass ware pr
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Kilnwoman that caters to amodern cl
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Texture detail of a hammered pot,Ma
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MANICHE KAAM-BAMBOO CRAFTA WIDE RAN
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CraftTerracotta andPotteryRESOURCES
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made separately and inserted.2. Wov
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Crafts of Damanand DiuDaman:Embroid
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Crafts ofKACHCHHClay relief workPai
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A craftswoman in Bhuj paints the te
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7 Shown here is the lower section o
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APPLIQUEProduction ClustersBhujKhav
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WOOD AND LAC TURNERYProduction Clus
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AJRAKH PRINTINGPRINTED ON BOTH side
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PATHAR KAAM/SAMPURA KAAM-STONE CARV
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Flocking.
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Kanas/Atedo-filesBekhaniya-woodenpi
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been painted with natural dyesblack
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woven in many areas of the Indiansu
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WOOD CARVINGTHE ANCESTRAL OCCUPATIO
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Cattle wearing basket-like muzzles
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Detail of a painting depicting the
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AGATE STONE WORKProductsMala-neckla
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Sub clusters ofSuratSurat district:
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PATKU WEAVINGProduction ClustersSur
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Intricte carving at the Mahalaxmi t
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1,2,3,4a,4b TheDasavatar onganjifa
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Roadside display of terracotta plan
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TAMBAAT KAAM-COPPER AND BRASS WAREP
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DHURRIE WEAVINGProduction ClustersJ
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TERRAC0TTA AND POTTERYProduction cl
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CRAFTS -MADHYAPRADESHWood carvingPi
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A monument exhibiting finely carved
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WOOD CARVINGVANI GADI,A multiplw pi
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THE BUSTLING CITY OF Indore,in the
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BANDHANI-TIE-RESIST-DYEINGTIE-RESIS
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WOOD CARVINGA FEW FAMILIES in ujjai
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ornamented with a border atthe rim
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ZARDOZI -GOLD EMBROIDERYProduction
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Crafts of BETULLost wax metalcastin
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Crafts ofGWALIORStone carvingSubclu
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Subclusters ofMANDALAJabalpur distr
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CRAFTS -CHHATTISGARHPainted clay re
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Chhattisgarh, a state shince 2000,u
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PAINTED CLAY RELIEFThe women of the
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5 The cast products are cooled and
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BRASS VESSELSBeaten brass ghagra of
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IRON CRAFTLocated in the steel mini
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PATA WEAVINGPaneka, a non tribal we
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Physical FeaturesBrahmaputra Valley
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BAMBOO CRAFT OF ASSAMTraditional ba
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BRASS WARESarai, a brass tray (some
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SHEETALPATI - REED MATSheetalpati a
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CANE FURNITUREProduction ClustersCa
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CRAFTS -ARUNACHALPRADESHBamboo and
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BAMBOO AND CANE BRIDGESMonpas make
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APA TANI BAMBOO PRODUCTSThe Apa Tan
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CANE HAVERSACKSThe Adi Gallong trib
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A long house of the chief of Wakka
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CRAFTS -NAGALANDWood carvingKophi -
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Dao, broad bladed knives, carving t
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KOPHI - CANE BASKETSProduction Clus
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CRAFTS -MANIPURBamboo basketryBell
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Detail of and enephi, transluscent
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THONGJAO POTTERYThe terracotta pott
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Mizoram is a mountainous region wit
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BAMBOO BASKETRYBamboo that thrives
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GOURD CRAFTThe Mizos cultivated um,
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Subclusters ofAGARTALAWest Tripurad
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1. Polo,fish trap,used in shallowwa
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BAMBOO FURNITURE OF KATLAMARAKATLAM
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TRIPURI TEXTILESRIANG,JAMATIA,TRIPU
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Flora:Sacred groves,Bamboo,cane,pin
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BAMBOO RAIN SHIELDSCHERRAPUNJI,WHIC
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Nokpante,a dormitory for young men
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