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Crepe (Viscose)
A Pichwai painting is often a group effort
is threatened by habitat loss
This folding bag is light as air
Motifs on this magnet are seen on the arches in the public durbar hall
Coasters set of 6 - Naqashi,Kashmir Place Mats Crepe (Viscose)This set of 6 coasters in a box will brighten up and save your tabletop. Vibrant, intricate and exquisite Papier mache art of Kashmir is over four centuries old. Papier mache was brought to Kashmir from Persia by Sufi saint Mir Sayyed Hamdani, in the late 14th century. Originally used on wooden furniture over centuries, it moulded into kar i munaqqash, the local name for Kashmiri Papier mache. Naqashi, the final stage of hand painting which gives the
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