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The border and pallu of the saree may boast delicate zari work
Tangliya Dupatta received the Geographical Indication (GI) certificate in 19th March 2009 for its unique and traditional Dupatta craftsmanship
resulting in a beautiful and vibrant finished product
The artisans use specialized techniques like embossing
Keep away from water
Red & Yellow Colour Puneri Pagadi Bastar Dhokra The border and pallu ofPuneri Pagadi received Geographical Indication (GI) certification on 4th September 2009. Puneri Pagadi is a traditional turban associated with Pune, Maharashtra, India. The process of making Puneri Pagadi involves skilled artisans meticulously wrapping layers of cloth around a base to create the distinctive turban shape. The fabric, colours, and style vary, symbolizing cultural identity. Preserving its unique craftsmanship is crucial for any potential
