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Moradabad - Peetal Nagari

Feb 02, 2021 Aditi Gupta

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Moradabad is famously known as “Peetal Nagri” or “the Brass City”.

It is recognized for its high quality Brass Handicrafts that are exported all over the world. Moradabad is famous for its metal Art and acknowledged for its colored enamelling & intricate engravings. Color & engraving patterns are very interesting and traditional. Various items created through Brass which includes traditional Vases, Trays, Stools, Decorative items and idols of Gods and Goddess.

7 Buying Tips of Metal Wall Art online

Feb 01, 2021 Aditi Gupta

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When you have decided to upscale the style quotient of your room widely, you must also know that the right kind of home accessories can transform your boring wall to a brilliant wall. Hence, picking ideal home décor items are imperative for making your home look and feel stylish.

Wrought Iron - A new age wall decor

Feb 01, 2021 Aditi Gupta

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Metal wall art is definitely the new age décor. It has taken over the traditional wall art paintings and regular hangings. Metal hangings and metal sculptors look chic and profusely stylish. It undeniably takes the décor of the entire room to another level.

Our Future - Handmade in India

Jan 30, 2021 Aditi Gupta

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The Future is #HandmadeInIndia

Sanjhi - Tree of Life

Jan 30, 2021 Aditi Gupta

Tags atmanirbhar bharat, blog, craftspeople, Culture, employment, Handicraft, handmade, Make in India, mathura, paper cutting, rural India, sanjhi, Support Local, vocalforlocal

Sanjhi art is such a delicate and precise work that not many can do it with a precision. Mohan Kumar Vermaji is a fourth generation craftsman and he says, “ Basically a temple art, it deals with mythological stories with special focus on Krishna’s Leela.” His family has been working on Sanjhi art since many generations and now Ashutosh Verma is helming the fifth generation Sanjhi craft. Ashutoshji is working with our Abhivyakti team and he’s an amazing young artist! He says that before starting any new cutting, he meditates and prays Lord Krishna. Ashutoshji has acquired Sanjhi art skills...