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West Bengal Wood carving Beaten Silver Engraving Hill Painting Galeecha Carpet Weaving Konglan Stitched Boots Terracotta - Pora matti kumor Bet o Bansh Cane Furniture Sheetalpati Reedmats Gambira Masks West Bengal Sholapith Craft LthLeather Craft - Charma Shilpa Terracotta Jewellery Sherpai Measuring bowls Kantha Cloth Embroidery Dhokra - Lost Wax Metal Casting Wooden Toys Claywork of Krishnanagar Terracotta of Bankura West Bengal Ganjifa Cards Patachitra- Scroll Painting Conch Shell carving - Shankha Shakari Wood carving - kather Khodi Shilpi Stone carving Coconut shell carving - Nar Kol Mala Pora Matiropere Gala Chhau Mask Lac Coated Toys Beaten Silver work - Rupor Kodai West Bengal W o o d c a r v I n g, idol making, coconut shell carving West bengal filigree & siverware : Beaten silver engraving Darjeeling leather:Konglan,sombas Kalimpong Jalpaiguri Tibetan Refugee Centre Siliguri carpet weaving Matigara Cooch Behar folk painting:thangka,Pata chitra,Ganjifa cards Uttar Dinajpur T e r r a c o t t a Kunor cane and bamboo, baskettery Dakshin Dinajpur Mahishbathan grass craft : Mats - Sheetalpati, Shola pith,Maslond — grass mats Malda theatre ,costumes & puppets : gambhira -masks ,Chhau mask,clay m Metal ware: dhalai kansa, S h e r p a i — m e a s u r i n g b o w l s Baharampur jiaganj Kunjaghata Khagra Lokepur textilet : Kantha — patched cloth embroidery Siuri Murshidabad Birbhum Shantiniketan dolls and toys:lac cotted terracota dolls Surul Bolpur Rampur metal : dhokra Nadia Dariapur Kolkata Bardhaman Natungram Bhabanipur Purulia Krishnanagar Kansaripara Charida Bankura Ghurni Panchmura Susunia leather:Konglan,sombas Bishnupurhnupur Hooghly North 24 Parganas Pingla terracota jewellery Naya Howrah East Midnapore South 24 Parganas Clay work: votive FIGURES Ramnagar block Paschimsai Khalaberia Sabang block village Sarta Conch shell carvIng Chandkuri West Midnapore Stone carving HL Handloom.

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