Coasters with Dot Mandala [Set of 2] #5 – Indian Handicraft (10.5 cms)

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Coasters with Dot Mandala #5 – Indian Handicraft (10.5 cms) – The art of making crafts by hand in India is called Indian handicrafts. In ancient India people lived in colonies called tribals and they were used to make utility items for their daily use, that art of making the crafts called handicrafts, and the items called handicrafts goods. Then people started selling these products in the local markets (haat). Time has been passed and people have become more developed and civilised in all aspects, those who were making handicraft products have started trading their makings by increasing demand and population. The artisans have also started traveling to some other places to sell their art effects. This was the main business in ancient time, because the so called handicrafts were utility items that time, and people have been using these Indian art products for their daily uses. Previously people were used to make these products as per their usability for themselves only, when one become master of making again and again then people started asking to make for them also, slowly – slowly the trading started for these products into their local areas around.

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