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Kargil Kumbha Grey Cotton SareeKhandua Facts from GI (Geographical Indications) Document: Origin of Khandua traces back to 12th Century AD and it is closely associated with Lord Jagannath Temple rituals at Puri, Odisha. Khandua is the Weave of the single largest cluster in Odisha at Nuapatna. Here, 10,000 weavers are present with approximately 6000 looms. The Weaves varieties are Nabarangi, Tarabali, Gitagobinda Bastra etc. Common Motifs are Star, temple, conch, rudrakshya, fish,

including birds

Zari Work: These sarees often feature ornate and intricate zari work

The making of these mirrors was traditionally associated with the Aranmula Parthasarathy Temple

Artisans create these puppets with detailed features and vibrant colors

Production predominantly occurs in the Sitamarhi

Traditional Patachitra paintings depict a wide range of subjects

These carvings originate from the village of Arumbavur in Tamil Nadu

it often showcases traditional motifs inspired by nature or temples

Disclaimer: Please note that all our products are finely handcrafted by skilled craftsmen

Leather puppetry of Nimmalakunta in Andhra Pradesh got the geographical indication (GI) tag in 2008

and intricate hand-painting

and portrayal of mythology make it a cherished part of India's artistic heritage