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Peacock With Fish Khovar PaintingSohrai Khovar is a traditional painting style from the state of Jharkhand in eastern India. It is a form of wall art that is usually done by the women of the community on the mud walls of their houses. The paintings are usually created during the harvest season, which falls between October and November, to celebrate the bounty of the land. The Sohrai Khovar paintings are characterized by their bright colors and bold patterns. The paintings depict

wall hangings

animals & birds

and it has been passed down through generations of skilled artisans

and electroplating

It is an attractive Mayur Shape Diya murti which is beautifully handmade Useful for Deepawali poojan

celebrating the essence of motherhood

The finished products are durable

The brass threads are delicately woven

This art was famous by the name Tholu Bommalata and now the ancient form of this Art has been transformed in to Craft Art by the way of interior designing and giving livelihood opportunities in the region

now its plywood) over which a layer of cloth is pasted with Arabic gum

It is still made by hand in small home shops where the whole family sit together and engage in the art of making Paper crafts

It showcases the intricate craftsmanship and cultural richness of Ettikopaka artisans

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