Lord Ganesha Arumbavur Wood carving Statue

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Lord Ganesha Arumbavur Wood carving StatueArumbavur wood carvings are known for their intricate designs and craftsmanship. These carvings originate from the village of Arumbavur in Tamil Nadu, India. Artisans in this region have been creating exquisite wood carvings for generations, using traditional techniques and tools. Arumbavur wood carvings are primarily made from a type of wood known as Vaagai(Lebbek Tree). This hardwood is durable and has a rich, reddish brown color, making it ideal

The artisans who make these toys are known as Argakshaturiys

The product range spans from replicas of Hindu gods

powder boxes and spoons using coconut shells as practiced by the artisans of Kerala in India

a mat made by weaving or interlacing korai grass with the cotton threads

it gradually evolved into an income-generating activity

This craftsman has done very minute yet clear details all over the Elephant

This Maddalam is a cylindrical wooden drum

Performances using these puppets are typically accompanied by music and narration

primarily concentrated in Darbhanga

The Government of Madras (now Tamil Nadu) gifted the Pattamadai pai to Queen Elizabeth II in 1953

This technique is used in all Pochampalli Sarees with minor variations here and there

known as Chitrakars