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Multi colour Khovar PaintingSohrai Khovar is a traditional painting style from the state of Jharkhand in eastern India. It is a form of wall art that is usually done by the women of the community on the mud walls of their houses. The paintings are usually created during the harvest season, which falls between October and November, to celebrate the bounty of the land. The Sohrai Khovar paintings are characterized by their bright colors and bold patterns. The paintings depict

many owners of homes and commercial establishments look for cravings that are made in attractive stones like Durgi for placing in their homes and commercial establishments as a symbol of beauty

furniture pieces such as chairs

showcasing the deity's benevolent expression and ornate adornments

They were patronized by the Maratha rulers of the Bhonsle dynasty as well

A dark green Dharmavaram saree is a traditional silk saree known for its rich

Traditionally

The Government of India has also recognized the importance of the craft and has provided support to the artisans in the form of training and marketing assistance

but by the 1980s

The front and back of the saree appear similar due to the tapestry method of weaving

recommended for stylish interiors

Only a few crafts bring out the truth of this thought as beautifully as the art of lustrous black pottery

with higher knot counts indicating finer craftsmanship

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