India has a rich heritage, and the tradition is evolutionary for centuries. It is evident through the handicraft items. Handicrafts mirror the cultural identity of the people making them. Handicrafts exist in India for ages, and some are well-known such as the Kashmiri carpets, terracotta, Zari embroidered fabrics and silk fabrics, and ceramic products. The handicrafts exported to countries include Africa, Europe, East, and West Asia.
Indian handicrafts are timeless wealth and carry the magnetic appeal of the culture. It is surviving through ages and promises beauty, exclusivity, style, and dignity. It is about processing materials using hand and simple tools that keep the products natural and facilitate recycling. Handicraft contributes to preserving many Indian traditions. Many artisans rely on these manual skills.
