Panchamukhi Raudra Wooden Ganapathy Thanjavur Doll Artisans in Durgi town still

Artisans in Durgi town still follow the same tradition and technique in creating these artworks that they learned from their ancestors

The name 'blue pottery' comes from the eye-catching cobalt blue dye used to color the pottery

a mat made by weaving or interlacing korai grass with the cotton threads

Once the desired structure with carving is created

These exquisite creations have gained recognition and appreciation worldwide

Panchamukhi Raudra Wooden Ganapathy Thanjavur Doll Artisans in Durgi town stillVaranasi, also known as the spiritual capital of India, is not only famous for its ancient temples and ghats but also for its exquisite handicrafts. Among its many artistic creations, the wooden lacquer toys of Varanasi hold a special place. These toys are meticulously handcrafted by skilled artisans, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the region. The process of making Varanasi wooden lacquer toys involves several intricate steps. It begins with