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Some traditional crafts and arts practiced in rural areas of India
Pottery - making clay pots, utensils, and decorative items.
Weaving - creating textiles like sarees, shawls, and rugs using handlooms.
Embroidery - embellishing fabrics with intricate designs using techniques like chikankari, kantha, and zardozi.
Basketry - weaving baskets, mats, and other items from natural fibers like bamboo and cane
Wood carving - sculpting intricate designs on wood to create furniture, sculptures, and decorative items.
Leatherwork - crafting items like shoes, bags, and belts from leather using traditional techniques.
Metalwork - shaping metals like brass, copper, and silver into jewelry, utensils, and decorative pieces
Painting - creating traditional art forms like Madhubani, Warli, and Pattachitra on various surfaces.
Doll making - crafting dolls using materials like cloth, clay, and wood, often representing cultural and regional themes.
Puppetry - performing traditional puppet shows using handmade puppets and storytelling techniques.
These crafts not only showcase the rich cultural heritage of India but also provide livelihood opportunities for many rural artisans.