Handicrafts of India: Ivory / Bone / Horn of West Bengal

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Ivory cutting is the creation of Hindu and Islamic society and symbolization which makes it extremely common in its manifestation. Khagra and Jiagunj are the two fundamental focuses in the Murshidabad district.craftpersons make ravishing ivory boards which are part to the cots, simhasans or the illustrious seats, palanquins, thrones.

The craftsperson cut excellent bits of bullock trucks , trail of elephants intersection the extension, examples cut on the complete tusk , engraved jewellery boxes, chariots with stallions and numerous more things. Specialists put parcel of exertion and diligent work while imprinting their craft in these things. Artisans finishing up this craftsmanship make figures of Hindu divine beings and goddesses-Lakshmi, Durga and Ganesh.

Craftpersons of Midanpur make brushes made out of the horns and are planned in numerous shapes and outlines. Brushes made out of horn are trusted to be fabulous for hair and the scalp. Individuals living in the villages are the normal clients. This specialty is primarily normal in the villages of Jyot Ghanashyam, Narayan Chak, Tamluk in the Midnapur region of West Bengal.