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Moradabad Metal Craft reflects centuries of metal artistry rooted in the Mughal era. Known as Peetal Nagri, Moradabad preserves traditional brass techniques, cultural identity, and artisan heritage through GI certification and global recognition.

Chamba Rumal is a traditional pictorial embroidery from Himachal Pradesh that flourished during the 17th and 18th centuries. Created on khaddar or muslin fabric using the unique Do-Rukha satin stitch, it appears identical on both sides. Rich colors, mythological themes, and painterly precision make Chamba Rumal a rare blend of art and textile craftsmanship,...

Bell Metal Ware of Datia and Tikamgarh is a GI-registered handicraft from Madhya Pradesh known for its durability and traditional appeal. Datia products are recognized for their intricate jali work and decorative designs, while Tikamgarh items are plain, solid, and rustic. Originally crafted as anklets, the products evolved into utility and decorative items. This...

Bastar Wooden Craft is a GI-registered tribal handicraft from Chhattisgarh, known for its intricate hand-carved wooden products. Practiced mainly by Badhai and Muria communities, the craft reflects tribal culture, daily life, and spiritual beliefs. Made from high-quality woods like teak and shisham, these products include idols, wall panels, and furniture such as the famous...

Bastar Iron Craft, also called Wrought Iron Craft of Bastar, is a GI-registered tribal handicraft from Chhattisgarh. Practiced mainly by Gondi and Maria communities, the craft is passed down through generations. It involves manual iron shaping without casting, reflecting tribal culture and symbolism. Protected under the GI Act, 1999 and TRIPS agreement, the craft...