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Sankheda Yellow Charan PadukaSankheda furniture is a traditional craft from the Sankheda village in Gujarat, India. Renowned for its vibrant colours and intricate woodwork, Sankheda furniture is often made from teak wood and adorned with elaborate hand painted designs, including the iconic red and green hues. Common pieces include intricately carved wooden swings (jhulas) and chairs, showcasing the artistry and cultural significance of this craft. Sankheda furniture has a

The craft has made the city Varanasi extremely popular in India and overseas as it is one of the largest toy producing hubs in the country

and dyeing

particularly the exploits of Lord Krishna and the festival of Holi

Originating from the Toda tribe in the Nilgiri Hills of southern India

Another reason for the Persian influence could be the invasion by Alexander (326-325 BC)

Bengal Patachitra was awarded GI tag in the year 2018

often gold

Kerala produces 37% of India's available husk and 70% of India's coir and coir products

It serves as a means of preserving the Toda tribe's heritage and identity

These products are sold at weekly markets or by itinerant sellers

and freehand drawing

Performances typically depict scenes from the Ramayana and Mahabharata