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Different tribes of Jammu & Kashmir follow woodcraft, adding something new to the art of the region. Famed for their connection with nature, these tribes have expertise in creating products used in daily life as well as for ornamentation. Most tribal craftsmen hail from families deeply engaged in farming and forest-based livelihoods, thus having a positive and sustainable approach towards utilizing natural resources. Their process and style have been preserved through ages, with designs usually depicting local plants, animals, and cultural motifs.
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Making of WOOD CRAFT OF J&K
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Wood Craving
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Different tribes of Jammu & Kashmir follow woodcraft, adding something new to the art of the region. Famed for their connection with nature, these tribes have expertise in creating products used in daily life as well as for ornamentation. Most tribal craftsmen hail from families deeply engaged in farming and forest-based livelihoods, thus having a positive and sustainable approach towards utilizing natural resources. Their process and style have been preserved through ages, with designs usually depicting local plants, animals, and cultural motifs.
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Wood Craft
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Woodcraft products have both functional and ornamental purposes. Tribes create wooden utensils, tools, storage items, and furniture for everyday use, usually adorned with ornate designs. Some are also used in ceremonies, created with precision to be used in rituals and celebrations. There are also items designed as ornaments, featuring motifs that narrate the history of the tribes, surroundings, and beliefs. These products not only meet local demands but also draw attention due to their beauty.
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