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Budithi Bell and Brass Craft is a traditional metal art from Budithi village in Andhra Pradesh. It is famous for Bindelu (brass vessel) and temple bells made from bell metal. The craft uses hand-beating, welding, and polishing techniques.

The Brass Broidered Coconut Shell Craft of Kerala blends durable coconut shell with intricate brass work using the lost wax process. GI-recognized and eco-friendly, it reflects Kerala’s sustainable artistry and high-skill craftsmanship.

Bomkai Saree is a GI-recognized handloom from Odisha, woven using cotton, silk, and zari on pit and frame looms. Known for extra warp and weft designs, it reflects rich cultural symbolism and supports rural livelihoods.

Bobbili Veena is a traditional Saraswathi Veena from Andhra Pradesh, crafted mainly from jackfruit wood and deeply rooted in Carnatic music. Known for its rich sound, artistic designs, and cultural value, it represents centuries of musical heritage and skilled craftsmanship from the Bobbili region.

Blue Pottery of Jaipur is a traditional ceramic art with Persian and Mughal roots, known for its cobalt blue color, hand-painted motifs, and unique clay-free composition. Developed under royal patronage, this fragile yet elegant craft remains a timeless symbol of Jaipur’s artistic heritage.