Jaipur, Rajasthan
Blue Pottery
One of the most iconic crafts of Rajasthan, Blue Pottery uses a non-clay dough of quartz, glass, and multani mitti. The brilliant cobalt-blue glaze is influenced by Central Asian ceramic art and has been practiced for over 500 years.
120+
Artisans
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West Bengal & Odisha
Kantha Embroidery
A centuries-old running stitch embroidery tradition using recycled saris. Kantha work creates rich, textured surfaces with motifs of flora, fauna, and mythology, each piece uniquely reflecting the artisan's perspective.
85+
Artisans
180+
Products
Mithila, Bihar
Madhubani Painting
Originating in the Mithila region of Bihar, this art form is characterized by geometric patterns, vibrant colors, and themes drawn from mythology. Traditionally painted by women on mud walls and floors for auspicious occasions.
200+
Artisans
340+
Products
Bastar, Chhattisgarh
Dhokra Craft
One of the earliest non-ferrous metal casting techniques in the world — over 4,000 years old. The lost-wax technique creates unique tribal figurines, jewelry, and decorative objects with rustic, earthy charm.
65+
Artisans
120+
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Andhra Pradesh & Telangana
Kalamkari
Meaning "pen work" in Persian, Kalamkari involves hand-painting or block-printing on cotton fabric using natural dyes. The Srikalahasti style is entirely hand-drawn, while the Machilipatnam style uses carved blocks.
110+
Artisans
195+
Products
Kashmir Valley
Pashmina Weaving
The finest fiber in the world, sourced from the Changthangi goat at altitudes above 14,000 feet. A single Pashmina shawl can take months to weave on traditional handlooms, producing fabric lighter than a feather.
300+
Artisans
90+
Products
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