Handmade Cup and Saucer Assam It is still made by

It is still made by hand in small home shops where the whole family sit together and engage in the art of making Paper crafts

The most traditional styles of weaving are done in Mirzapur Durries

These motifs are often used to represent the cycles of nature

Please enlarge the pictures and look carefully at the forehead of Elephant and we are sure that you will appreciate the workmanship

Cheriyal scrolls must have been popular across Telangana in earlier times

Handmade Cup and Saucer Assam It is still made byKhurja Pottery was granted the Geographical Indication (GI) tag in 1997. Khurja Pottery is a form of traditional Indian pottery that originated in the town of Khurja in the state of Uttar Pradesh. It is made from locally sourced clay and is known for its unique designs and vibrant colors. Khurja Pottery includes a range of products such as cups, plates, bowls, vases, and other decorative items. The pottery is handcrafted and hand painted by skilled