Accessories Exporters From India 2017
Export Promotion Council for Handicrafts (EPCH)
was established under Companies Act in the year 1986-87 and is a non-profit
organisation, with an object to promote, support, protect, maintain and
increase the export of handicrafts
Brass
Handicrafts: Brassware is famous due to the
durability of brassware. Made of bronze, such as creeping Krishna or Lord
Ganesh idols of different currencies, vases, table tapes, hole lamps, jewelry
boxes, hookahs, toys, wine glasses, plates, fruit trees and many things are
used in Indian homes. These artisans are known as Kansari. Bronze utensils are
mostly made in Rajasthan
Clay handicrafts: Since the origin of the Indus
Valley Civilization, pottery is the oldest form of handicrafts in India. People
attached to this work are called potter. In addition to its world-renowned
terracotta form, clay handicrafts have a form of red pot, gray utensils and
black utensils. Uttar Pradesh is known for its black paint utensils. In
addition to Krishnanagar of West Bengal, pottery is made in Bikaner, Lucknow,
Pune and Himachal Pradesh. Pottery, decorative items, ornaments etc. are widely
used throughout the country.
Bell metal handicrafts: Metal is the oldest form of
handicrafts and is known for its traditional simplicity. This tribal handicraft
was born in Madhya Pradesh. These handicrafts include states like West Bengal,
Bihar and Odisha. Metal is known for his unique stuff performing a folk
character. All handicraft stores have metal jewelry, candle stand, pan stand,
ash tray and many types of decorative items.
Jute handicrafts: Jute craftsmen have made their
special place in jute handicrafts all over the world. The wide range of jute
crafts includes bags, office stationery, chuniyina and other ornaments,
footwear, wall hangings and many accessories. West Bengal, Assam and Bihar are
the largest jute producers and the leader of the Jute Handicrafts Market in
India.
Paper handicrafts: A lot of crafts, such as kites,
masks, ornamental flowers, lamp shades, puppets, hand fans, etc. are combined
with saffronic paper. Kutti, which was developed in the Mughal period, is
famous for paper handicrafts in India. This craft industry is mainly located in
Delhi, Rajgir, Patna, Gaya, Awadh, Ahmedabad and Allahabad. Apart from this,
the craftsmen of the paper are in almost every city.
Rock Handicraft: The oldest form of rock art is the
Rak carving that can be seen in Rajasthan, Jaipur, Adisha and Nagpur.
Rajasthan, Jaipur and Madhya Pradesh are famous for carving of marble. The
specialty of Madhya Pradesh is the art of green stones, while the stone rocks
have a unique rock craft. The ancient temple of Odisha is a world-famous
example of India's rock craft. Many utensils, decorative items, stone jewelery
and sculptures are made from racks.
Shell Handicrafts: Shell has been demanding
handicrafts in India since ancient times. Shell handicrafts are made of three
types of shells such as conch shells, turtle shells and sea shells. Many things
like bangles, forks, decorative bowls, lacquets, spoons, buttons, curtains,
sandaliers, mirror frames, table mats etc. are similar to Shell handicrafts.
Usually places on the coastal areas such as the Gulf of Mannar, Goa, Odisha
etc. are places of shell handicrafts.
Silver handicrafts: The finer work of silver or the
Tarakashi gold or silver wires is a creative work of handicrafts. The finer
work of silver is of three types: enamel, open mesh and flowers and leaves. Its
most famous works include pattanan, tea tray, tranquil bax, earrings, necklace,
bracelet and other types of jewelry. Apart from Cuttack of Odisha, Karimnagar
of Telangana is also famous for this handicrafts.
Embroidered handicrafts: Two sets of threads are said
to weave knit garments from weaving and weaving. This traditional form of
handicrafts is found especially in Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan.
Weaving of famous weaving is built in Jamnagar and Rajkot. Bihar and Karnataka
are known for their embroidery work.
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