Patan Patola Saree with Purple & Pink Border Jammu & Kashmir and are usually done on

and are usually done on handmade paper

acknowledging its unique identity and the need to protect and promote this indigenous craft

It provides employment opportunities for many skilled artisans and contributes to the local economy

The popularity of Varanasi wooden lacquer toys extends far beyond the city itself

The Terracotta work of Gorakhpur is a centuries-old traditional art form

Patan Patola Saree with Purple & Pink Border Jammu & Kashmir and are usually done onPatan Patola saree, renowned for its intricate double ikat weaving technique, received Geographical Indication (GI) certification, signifying its unique origin and traditional craftsmanship. The GI certification, granted on September 9th 2013, acknowledges the specific geographical region of Patan in Gujarat, India, as the exclusive producer of authentic Patola sarees. This recognition safeguards the cultural heritage and quality standards of Patola