Kitchen and Hotel ware accessories show 2018

Indian Suppliers of Handicrafts bring Exclusive Handicraft Styles to Autumn Fairs

Indian suppliers of handicrafts love the uniqueness and innovativeness of the artisans from different corners of India. Their tireless efforts have helped India become the paradise for the shoppers who love antique or handcrafted products. The wholesalers of Indian handicrafts recognize three different types of craftworks to become the center of attraction in trade show 2018. They included terracotta, woolen and embroidered items within this category. These handcrafted items come from three different corners of India.

Terracotta Handicraft Items

West Bengal and Assam are famous for different types of terracotta handicraft items. The craftsmen of West Bengal design first-rated terracotta patterns with exquisite traditional artwork. The Indian manufacturers of housewares usually mix two/three different types of clay when making terracotta artefacts or housewares using the natural firework. In Assam, the ‘Hira’ and ‘Kumar’ communities specialize in different types of terracotta craftwork. The craftsmen of Hira community use compression method for the terracotta items. They create ethnic terracotta dolls, masks, housewares and decorative items using this technique. The veteran suppliers of household handicraft products accessories are in charge of bringing exquisite handcrafted terracotta items to fairs of 2018.

Banjara Textile Handicraft Items

The craftsmen of Gujarat are famous of Banjara embroidery. The articles made with this vibrant embroidery pattern may become the main attraction of Indian trade fair 2018. The artisans of Bhuj stitch cotton cloths with multi-colored threads and mirrors to create vibrant panels for leather or jute bags. These tribal communities of Gujarat also create artistic wall-hangings, lampshades, furniture covers and decorative items for doorways. They also use interesting embroidery to design traditional and contemporary Indian dresses. The Rabari community of Gujarat use mirrors and beads to add more dynamism to their works.

Kashmiri Handicraft Items

The splendors of Kashmir are exhibited through the exquisite craftwork of artisans from Jammu and Kashmir. The skilled artisans of Kashmir use Zalakdozi chain-stitch style to decorate beautiful rugs or cloths with flowing designs. The double-sided stitching pattern Do-Rookha is used to embellish the woolen, silk or cotton cloths with different colored threads on each side. The Samovar embroidery creates intricate details of flowers, twigs and leaves. The Indian handicrafts manufacturers of Kashmir also use Sozni, Papier-Mache or Aari embroideries on silk or woolen surfaces to make beautiful shawls or wall-hangings. The Indian wholesalers of handicrafts bring these winsome creations of Kashmiri artisans to astonish the global customers with diversified skills of Indian artists.

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