Handmade Etikoppaka Wooden Toy Of Colourful Thumbalam Plate Durgi Stone Carvings which often feature floral motifs

which often feature floral motifs

The clay used for Molela Clay Work is sourced from the nearby areas and is mixed with other natural materials to create a unique blend

This art was famous by the name Tholu Bommalata and now the ancient form of this Art has been transformed in to Craft Art by the way of interior designing and giving livelihood opportunities in the region

Originating in the soul of the craft now lies in the dexterous hands of the Kumhaars or potters of Nizamabad beautifully combines utility with art

this exquisite coaster set is inspired by Kashmiri craftsmanship

Handmade Etikoppaka Wooden Toy Of Colourful Thumbalam Plate Durgi Stone Carvings which often feature floral motifsEtikoppaka Toys is an Exclusive GI of Andhra Pradesh: Etikoppaka Toys got the name from Etikoppaka, a village in Andhra Pradesh, where they are produced in. This craft has been in practice since the 18th century. The experienced craftsmen of the regions chisel beautiful shapes, figures, deities, and artefacts from Ivory wood. The wood is then painted with naturally obtained dyes, making the toys eco friendly and non toxic for the kids. Etikoppaka Toys