Priyaranjan belongs to a tribe in Odisha that practises the art of Dhokra.
In Dhokra craft, molten iron scrap is poured into the clay mould.
The designs of Aipan are mathematical and inspired by nature and cultural traditions.
In traditional Muruja art, the blue colour is obtained from turmeric powder.
The Ek Bharat, Shreshtha Bharat programme pairs States and Union Territories to promote mutual understanding.
Muruja is a metal craft from Kerala practised during festivals.
Coconut shell craft is an eco-friendly and biodegradable craft.
Aipan is an art form traditionally practised only by the men of the household.
Kondapalli toys are carved from soft wood found in nearby hills.
Makku is a paste prepared from white rice flour and red clay.
A base is fixed under the coconut shell craft to make it stable.
Chitra uses soft wood from the nearby hills to make bowls and jewellery.
In Dhokra metal casting, the wax melts in the fire and comes out through small openings.
Dhokra is a metal craft that is only four hundred years old.
Aipan is a traditional folk art from Uttarakhand made using white rice flour paste.