Indian Handicraft: A Perfect Combination of Traditions, Beauty, And Hard Work
Handicrafts are often notable for their uniqueness since they were made by hand. They are a reflection of the culture and tradition of the people who created them. Their beauty and quality may depend on aesthetic principles and subsequent hard work. Indian handicrafts can range from batik to wood carving, lacquer wood, hand-made garments, and Takashi (metal inlay in wood). Here are an overview of those crafts and how or where they were made:- Batik: The method of making colorful designs on clothes by dyeing is known as batik. The word is derived from 'tick', and is young for 'to dot', and when batik originated in Java, Indonesia, it easily became a part of Indian handicraft. Some of the best batik printers in India are from Bhairavgarh, a small town on the banks of the river Kshipra. The craftsmen of Rajasthan and Gujarat arrived there about 400 years ago when the Mughals ruled. The method they use for dyeing is similar to the traditional method used in Indonesia, whe...