Indian manufacturers of housewares : EPCH
The states of
southern India are famous for their stonework, woodwork, potteries and
metalwork. The handicrafts exporters
from India helps the artisans from this region present their collection to
global customers through handicraft fairs. The Autumn Fair India 2017 highlights the craftsmanship of artisans
from three different southern Indian states
Craftwork from
Tamil Nadu
The skilled
artisans of Tamil Nadu are famous for unique potteries, papier-mâché and
woodwork. This state is also famous for stone craft, distinctive embroidery
technique and metalwork.
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The
artisans of Tamil Nadu mix clay with the pulp of wasted paper. They flatten the
pulp into thin sheets. They create scenes from famous Indian epics, figurines
and dolls with these malleable sheets.
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The
craftsmen from Vellore’s Arcot district produce traditional black and red
earthenware. The artists of Madurai district design the black earthenware with
a special yellow substance. The Panruti area is famous for the making of small
clay figurines. These artists also create utilitarian items and stationery products from clay.
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The
Nagercoil, Virudunagar and Suchindram areas are famous traditional intricate
woodwork. The artisans use floral/animal motifs and intricate carves on
rosewood to create beautiful figurines.
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The
craftsmen/craftswomen of Tamil Nadu are famous for their unique weaving
techniques. The Coimbatore is known for ‘Bhawani durries’. The artisans use
silk and cotton to weave these durries. This state is also famous for
Kanchipuram saris.
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The
women of Toda community in Nilgiri region are famous for attractive ‘Pugar’
embroidery. They use floral motifs and human/animal figures in this embroidery
pattern.
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The
craftsmen of Thanjavur district make different types of lamps out of a variety
of metals.
Craftwork from
Karnataka
The accessories exporters from India love
the decorative appeal and aesthetics of Karnataka’s craftwork. This state is
famous for woodcarving, Channapatna toys, ivory craving and pottery.
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The
adept artists of Karnataka carve figurines, dolls, decorative items and panels
out of rosewood. The Srigandha sandalwood is used to carve luxurious decorative
items.
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These
artisans also use sandalwood or rosewood to create educational toys & games. The range of Channapatna toys
includes planes, trams, trucks and many other products.
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The
weavers of Karnataka are famous for the making of exclusive Irkatt saris with
vibrant colors.
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The
Dharwad district is famous for colorful durries with intricate designs. The
craftsmen from Bijapur and Dharwad districts create Sutada durries with
colorful horizontal stripes.
Craftwork from
Kerala
The artists of
Kerala are famous for innovative creations with coconut shells, woods and metals.
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The
dexterous craftsmen of Kerala make lampshades, bowls, teapots, vases and
cutleries out of coconut shell. They design these items with etching and/or
brass inlays.
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The
artisans of Changanur district use granites to create utility items, images and
figurines. The details of these aesthetic creations attest to the skills of
artisans in Kerala.
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The
craftsmen of Kerala create cushions, bags, purses, hats, mats and a variety of
products with screw pine.
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This
state is famous for handicraft items of bell metal casting, Rosewood, white
Cedar-wood and Teak-wood.
The aesthetics
of South Indian handicraft products attract the connoisseurs of craft from all
over the world. The Handicrafts exporters from India bring these items to buyers through Indian Autumn Fair.
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