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Red & Yellow Colour Puneri PagadiPuneri Pagadi received Geographical Indication (GI) certification on 4th September 2009. Puneri Pagadi is a traditional turban associated with Pune, Maharashtra, India. The process of making Puneri Pagadi involves skilled artisans meticulously wrapping layers of cloth around a base to create the distinctive turban shape. The fabric, colours, and style vary, symbolizing cultural identity. Preserving its unique craftsmanship is crucial for any potential

The process of making Puneri Pagadi involves skilled artisans meticulously wrapping layers of cloth around a base to create the distinctive turban shape

including the production of terracotta crafts

and embellishment to create these unique and traditional Himachali sandals

Through the preservation and promotion of such traditional crafts

emphasizing the continuation of traditional practices

Udayagiri wooden cutlery received a timely recognition of a GI tag in 2015

used for crafting baskets

creating a warm and inviting ambiance when the lamp is illuminated

and excellence in this exquisite piece from Muzaffarpur cultural legacy

Sankheda furniture is a traditional craft from the Sankheda village in Gujarat

Bells are widely used in temples

Teracotta art has been practised in India for thousands of years

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