Round Brown With Anti Golden Mirror Frame Apparel preserving its cultural significance for

preserving its cultural significance for future generations

which can be extended 2 feet from the mask itself

The use of differing textures also forms: part of the presentation of the patterning and design

Tangliya dupatta received the Geographical Indication (GI) certificate in 19th March 2009 for its unique and traditional shawl craftsmanship

and intricate metalwork

Round Brown With Anti Golden Mirror Frame Apparel preserving its cultural significance forSaharanpur, a city in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, is renowned for its exquisite wooden craftwork. While modern machinery is used for some processes, many artisans in Saharanpur still employ traditional hand tools and techniques, passing down their skills through generations. Saharanpur has a rich history of wooden craftsmanship that dates back centuries. It was patronized by various rulers and empires, including the Mughals and British.