Owl - Traditional Burdwan Wood Craft Handpainted Sculpture (Small)

Name: Owl - Traditional Burdwan Wood Craft Handpainted Sculpture (Small)
Brand: SWAMI JANAKIDAS NATUNGRAM WOOD CRAFTS
SKU: JNW/11/19
Price: 700.0 INR
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Size	Length - 10 centimetres, Width - 3.5 centimetres, Height - 27.5 centimetres.
Weight	410 grams (approximately).
Material	Traditional burdwan wood craft sculpture handpainted with oil based colors made of natural mahogany wood hand-carved by the master artisans from Burdwan, West Bengal.
Care	Wipe gently with a soft cloth when needed. (keep away from perfumes, sprays, water and other liquid substances, store separately in a box)
Colour	Slight difference in colour from the visible product image is possible. Read more.
Brand	Wooden Dolls of Natungram is very popular in West Bengal and also in India. The art-making wooden dolls have been an age-old practice in India and Natungram is one of them. It situated in Burdwan district of West Bengal. There are many kinds of dolls like Gour-Nitai, Wooden owl, Krishna, Royal couple etc. The wooden owl is most popular among them. The artist of Natungram used to work in stone carving first. with the king's patronage, they were working well. But after the fall of the king of Bardhaman, the craftsmen face difficulties. Then they left the stone carving industry and started doing fine arts and wooden works. One of the common family names here is Sutradhar because inspirations for most dolls are drawn from mythologies and folklore. Dolls are mainly made out of Gamar wood, Mango wood, Shimul wood, Ata wood, Chatim wood. After making a shape of dolls, men carved the wood as per the requirement. Then women have painted the products with various colour. Then they used a glue, made from tamarind seed. Colouring has to be done by the female member of a family. They have used many colours in the dolls like white, green, yellow, black borders and red. Creative Dignity is a movement that has brought together diverse creative producers, practitioners, and professionals to energise the ecosystem that Indian artisans need in this time of COVID-19 and post-COVID-19 impact. The focus is to provide relief, and rejuvenation of the artisans in a bid to ensure their sustained prosperity. Ficci FLO & Creative Dignity aims to empower the artisans from various states to reach customers digitally, giving them access to new markets and livelihood opportunities via – Artisan Direct. We are proud partners of this movement and urge you to support the artisan community. We bring you a curated edition of handcrafted pieces directly from the artisans. Go #VocalForLocal