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MAGIC OF ODISHA CRAFTS BY ARTI AHUJA (STATE INSTITUTE FOR DEVELOPMENT OF ARTS AND CRAFTS) HARDCOVER

MAGIC OF ODISHA CRAFTS BY ARTI AHUJA (STATE INSTITUTE FOR DEVELOPMENT OF ARTS AND CRAFTS) HARDCOVER

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The magic of Odisha crafts shines through vibrant traditional art forms like Pattachitra paintings, Pipili applique work, and Cuttack silver filigree, which you can explore further at the Odisha Crafts Museum.
The rich cultural heritage of the state comes alive via several distinct craft traditions managed and preserved through regional artisans and the State Institute for Development of Arts and Crafts.
Famous Crafts of Odisha
Pattachitra Paintings: This ancient cloth-based scroll painting uses bright natural colors to depict Hindu epics and Lord Jagannath.
Pipili Applique Work: Bright fabric pieces are cut into floral and animal shapes and stitched onto larger cloths. As described by Ixigo, “Pipli Craft involves cutting coloured cloth into shapes of animals, birds, flowers, leaves, gods, goddesses, and other decorative motifs, then stitching them onto a piece of fabric.”
Silver Filigree (Chandi Tarakasi): According to Indic Inspirations, “In this craft process beaten silver is drawn into fine threads and foils, which are then joined together to create jewellery and decorative work of infinite beauty.” This delicate metalwork centers heavily in Cuttack.
Dhokra Metal Casting: Tribal metalworkers use the lost-wax technique with non-ferrous metals to make rustic animal figures and home decor items.
Sambalpuri Ikat: Artisans tie and dye yarn before weaving it to create stunning geometric patterns on cotton and silk sarees or stoles.
If you are looking to bring home a piece of this heritage, let me know if you would like recommendations for:
  • Authentic local souvenirs or home decor items
  • Traditional handloom fabrics and stoles
  • DIY craft kits or materials to try your hand at painting


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