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Fruit BowlKhurja 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

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The creation of Aipan involves several steps

The designs are meticulously hand-drawn with a paste made from rice flour

A large range of designs bears testimony to the skill of the weavers from representation of figures of Hindu gods and goddesses to intricate and detailed landscape arts with patterns of houses

made with unaffected colours and old aged techniques

it is claimed to have been a part of Shiva's dance

and cabinets

The word "katputli" translates to "puppet" in Hindi

abundant in the wetlands of North Bihar

and is intricately designed and painted with beautiful colors and patterns

attracting art enthusiasts and collectors

it starts with the making of paper pulp coarsely meshed and mixed with an amalgamation of copper sulphate and rice flour

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