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A handmade, metal-alloy mirror, made in Aranmula, Kerala. Unlike ordinary glass mirrors, it is a front-surface reflection mirror, which eliminates secondary reflections.

A vibrant, handcrafted wall mask representing a character from Kathakali, the classical Indian dance-drama from Kerala. Made from wood and intricately painted by hand.

An elegant, off-white handloom cotton saree with a distinctive golden (kasavu) border. It is a symbol of Kerala's tradition and is worn on festive occasions.

A colorful pair of traditional Rajasthani string puppets (Kathputli), representing a royal couple. Handmade from wood, cotton, and vibrant fabrics.

A beautiful, handcrafted wooden toy train from Channapatna, Karnataka. Made from soft ivory wood and colored with non-toxic, natural lacquers.

A traditional scroll painting on a specially prepared cloth canvas (patta). This intricate artwork from Odisha depicts the "Tree of Life" theme.

An exquisitely soft and warm shawl, handwoven from the fine cashmere wool of the Changthangi goat in Kashmir. A symbol of luxury and timeless elegance.

A traditional folk painting from the Mithila region of Bihar, characterized by its intricate geometric patterns. The fish motif symbolizes fertility and prosperity.

Authentic, eco-friendly leather sandals handcrafted in Kolhapur, Maharashtra. Known for their durability, unique design, and traditional craftsmanship.

A classical South Indian painting style from Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu. This exquisite piece depicts Lord Krishna, characterized by rich colors, gold foil overlays, and embedded semi-precious stones.

A set of brass figurines of tribal musicians, crafted using the ancient lost-wax casting technique (Dhokra). This art form has been practiced for over 4,000 years.

A beautiful silk dupatta (long scarf) from West Bengal, adorned with intricate Kantha embroidery. The running stitches create elaborate motifs telling a story.

A unique cooking pot made from a mix of weathered rock and serpentine stone, found only in the Longpi village of Manipur. It is handmade without a potter's wheel and is safe for cooking on a gas stove.

An elegant cotton kurta featuring delicate and intricate hand-embroidery known as Chikankari, a specialty of Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh.

A traditional mural craft from Kutch, Gujarat, known as Lippan Kaam. This wall art is made from a mixture of clay and camel dung, embedded with beautiful mirrors.

A finely carved elephant figurine made from authentic Mysore sandalwood, known for its lasting fragrance and intricate craftsmanship. A GI-tagged product of Karnataka.

A vibrant dupatta from Punjab featuring Phulkari, a traditional floral embroidery. The intricate threadwork completely covers the base cloth.

A hand-painted cotton textile panel from Andhra Pradesh, created using the Kalamkari technique, which involves using a tamarind pen and natural dyes.

An exquisite metal handicraft box from Bidar, Karnataka. It features intricate silver inlay work on a blackened zinc and copper alloy base.

A traditional tie-dye saree from Gujarat, known as Bandhani or Bandhej. This silk saree features intricate patterns created by tying thousands of tiny knots before dyeing.

A beautiful folk painting by the Warli tribe of Maharashtra, depicting a traditional dance scene. Characterized by simple geometric shapes like circles, triangles, and squares.

A pair of terracotta horses from Panchmura village in the Bankura district of West Bengal. Known for its elegant, symmetrical shape and unique firing process.

A stunning vase made using the famous Blue Pottery technique of Jaipur. It is made from ground quartz stone, not clay, and is known for its vibrant blue and turquoise colors.

A handcrafted wind chime made of Ghantadi, traditional copper-coated iron bells from the Kutch region of Gujarat. The bells produce a serene, rustic sound.

A beautifully coiled basket handcrafted from Sikki grass, a golden-hued grass that grows in the wet and marshy areas of Bihar. An eco-friendly and traditional craft.

A traditional temple art form of Kerala, this mural depicts the divine love of Radha and Krishna. Painted on canvas using natural pigments in the iconic Kerala style.

An intricately hand-carved box made from the wood of the walnut tree, which grows widely in Kashmir. The detailed carving is a hallmark of Kashmiri craftsmanship.

A vibrant and detailed painting by a Gond tribal artist from Madhya Pradesh. Gond art is characterized by a pattern of dots and dashes used to fill the intricate imagery.

A stunning silk saree from Bhoodan Pochampally, Telangana, featuring the intricate Ikat dyeing technique. The geometric patterns are created by pre-dyeing the threads.

A beautiful wall hanging made of golden-colored sikki grass by artisans from Bihar. This eco-friendly art form dates back to the Mauryan period.

An exquisite pendant featuring Thewa art, a secret technique of fusing 23K gold sheet with molten glass. This unique jewelry craft is from Pratapgarh, Rajasthan.

A traditional bobble-headed doll from Kondapalli, Andhra Pradesh, made from a special light-weight wood called Tella Poniki. These toys are known for their vibrant colors.

A magnificent silk saree from Paithan, Maharashtra, characterized by its peacock and flower motifs on the pallu (end piece) and an oblique square design on the border.

A spectacular silk saree woven in Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu, known for its wide contrast borders, durability, and lustre. The body and border are woven separately and interlocked.

The traditional two-piece attire of Assamese women, made from Muga silk. This rare, golden-hued silk is produced only in Assam and is known for its extreme durability and natural lustre.