Handicrafts of India - Table of Contents

Last Updated: March 09,2008

Table of Contents

• A Toy Horse made with Copper
• Antique Silver Jewelry
• Birds of an Himalayan Town
• Carved Wooden Jar
• Carved Wooden Platform
• Decked Out Lambani Woman
• Design from the Pallu (the throw) of a sari
• Elaborate Woolen Embroidery
• Elephants in the Forest
• Embroidery Arts of India
• Embroidery of the Himalayan Valley
• Embroidery on a Silk Saree
• Farmers at Work
• Five Headed Icon of Lord Ganesh
• Front and Back Sides of a Sandal-wood Carving
• Ghareva Brass Cast Animal
• Golden Leaves and Red Fruits
• Golden Necklace
• The Guardians od Directions (the Ashtadikpalas) in a Painted Wood
• Handicrafts from Sondur
• An idol of Ganesh made with clay
• Intricate carving in sandalwood
• Ivory Carving from Uttar Pradesh
• Jewelry Arts of India
• Jewelry Box Carved Out of Ivory
• Jewelry of Mysore Maharaja
• Mixed Metallic Icon of Vishnu
• Ornately Decorated Rudrakshi Mala
• Painted Jewelry Box
• Painted Wooden Art of Kinnal
• Painted Wooden Art of Kinnala
• Pillow Cover Embedded with Mirrors
• Sandlewood Idol of Goddess Chamundi
• Shiva and Parvati
• A Spectacular Mixed Metal Sculpture of Ardhanarishwara
• A Terracotta Artwork at Shantiniketan Campus
• Terra-cotta Artist at Work
• Terra-cotta Horse
• Tiger that Loves Flowers!
• Tribal Jewelry, Madhya Pradesh
• The Village Couple
• Wax Cast Aluminum Anklet (Paiti) in Ghareva Art, Bastar
• Wooden Inlay Mosaic of a Hindu Deity
• The Zari Works of India

See Also:

• Sculptures of India -- This section at Kamat's Potpourri is the largest single source you will find on the sculptures of India. Kamat has photographed and studied them since his teenage years and amassed an unbelievable collection on the topic.
• Kasooti Embroidery -- Kasooti is an embroidery art-form from India, primarily undertaken by women
• Introduction to Handicrafts of India

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