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 CRAFTS OF DIFFERENT INDIAN STATES  1. GUJARAT The life of Gujarati people revolves around handicrafts. Gujarat's collection of arts and crafts serves as a reflection of the state's variety.  Bandhani- tie-dye dress materials made in patterns like chokidal.  2. ODISHA Odisha is proud of its lavish art and culture. The art and craft of this state is a major component of the tourism industry and exhibits the strong talents of the artisans at work and the influence of a rich culture. It offers beautiful stone carving and the pattachitra art and carving pictures in the sand.  3. WEST BENGAL Many efficient craftspersons call West Bengal home. Art aficionados from around the world adore Bengali crafts for their distinctive ethereal and rustic appeal. The state specializes in metal crafts, sculpture, and needlework. 

 INDIAN ART TECHNIQUES  1. Madhubani Paintings The Madhubani style of Indian art began in the Mithila district of Bihar and is one of the most well-known.  2. Warli Art  Warli paintings from Maharashtra's Nasik and Thane regions intimately relate to the tribe's customs and traditions. The daily activities of the locals in that community, including farming, dancing, hunting, and prayer, are shown in Warli 3. Kalighat Painting  In the area of Kali Temple in Calcutta, in the middle of the 19th Century, the Kalighat painting style emerged. The group of Patuas who created these designs on paper is the source of the term Kalighat Pata. The simple yet captivating paintings depict scenes of daily life and mythological deities.  4. Phad  The Rajasthani Phad narrative scroll painting has a thousand-year history. On horizontal fabric scrolls painted in red, yellow, and orange depict tales of local deities and heroes. 

 TRADITIONAL INDIAN CRAFTS FOR AGES  Indian Arts and Crafts have been popular since ancient India. tribal people living in colonies made utility items with their hands to meet their daily requirements. These traditional crafts of India are known as Handicrafts and the items made were called local handicrafts.   Some of the popular Indian traditional products are cane, bamboo handicrafts, Pashmina shawl, zardozi, chikankari, block printing, mural arts, etc. Throughout the centuries crafts have been embedded as a culture and tradition within rural communities. crafts in India are diverse and rich in history, culture, and religion. craft is the process of procession to their work, much like their values, philosophy of life, fashion, and self-image. Craftspeople, commonly known as artisans, possess technical knowledge of materials and work methods. They’re skilled employees whose profession relies on manual skills. The power of their work strategies and their manual skil...