The contemporary and traditional art and craft is seen at its best in West Bengal. With an expertise in metal work, leather craft, cane art, jute products, brass work, pottery, masks and sandalwood carvings, the craftsmen of West Bengal have created a special place for themselves in the heart of craft lovers. One of the most pieces of art from Bengal is the Terracotta Bankura Horse. This is made from clay and used for ritual purposes in the Bengal state. Its popularity has gone worldwide and is also used as a showpiece in the living rooms. After all, Bengal’s terracotta is quite known for making the idols of gods and goddesses also, especially on the occasion of Durga Puja.
The carvings in Bengal and Dhokra art form are one of the most demandable art forms in the world. In this, the artifacts are made from a single piece of wire around the clay and casted in metal. Apart from this, you can also catch hold of reed mats and baskets that find an important place in their daily practices. The beauty of Bengal’s artistry lies in the themes of their religious practices and use of vibrant colors. It is not just all; rather, the contemporary art designs are reflective of adopting latest trends in the market.
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