RAJASTHAN
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Rajasthan's handicrafts are a vibrant tapestry of tradition and artistry, reflecting the state's rich cultural heritage. From the intricate Bandhani and Leheriya tie-dye textiles to the exquisite Meenakari jewelry, each craft tells a story of skilled craftsmanship passed down through generations
Mochi Embroidery
Named after the term “mochi” (cobbler), early practitioners were leatherworkers.
Leheriya
Leheriya, derived from the Rajasthani word leher meaning “wave,” is a vibrant tie-dye tradition dating back to the 16th century.
Sangeri Prints
Sanganeri Print is a traditional hand-block printing technique that originated over 500 years ago in the village of Sanganer.
Dabu Print
Dabu print is a traditional mud-resist hand block printing technique that dates back to the 8th century in Rajasthan.
Gadha Loom
The Gadha loom originates in western Rajasthan, particularly in arid and semi-arid regions where thick handwoven textiles were essential for protection against desert nights.
Bagru Print
Bagru printing is a traditional hand-block printing technique that originated over 300 years ago in Bagru village, known for its vegetable dyes.