All across the world, India is known as a country seeped in tradition and with an impressive lineage. The history of the nation has seen many invaders and conquests and while each one had its advantages and disadvantages, it left the country culturally rich each time it happened. Over the years, the culture evolved and so did the diversity, resulting in each state with its own distinct culture and heritage. As the process of evolution of culture takes place, the art and craft of the place also evolves in tandem and therefore Indian handicrafts are a rage worldwide. Just by the sheer varieties of handicrafts available, if you are an avid traveler or a tourist, you are sure to have picked up some during your Indian sojourns. Furthering the evolution process, now there is an option of buying traditional Indian handicrafts online also.
Visit www.awwstruck.com to see the wide varieties of handicrafts available. From your everyday needs like crockery, cutlery, trays, cup sets, bed linen, cushion covers, stationery items, to decorative objects like wall murals, sculptures, lamp shades, curio pieces, paintings, beads, statues, to exquisite items like wedding items, gift items, decorative jars and dried flowers… everything that you ever wanted to own, you will find it here. The website is not just a selling platform but is also involved with a lot of NGOs who constantly interact with the artisans and get products straight from them so that you get the authentic stuff and they too get their much needed due.
The artisans industry in India is de-centralized and therefore the real due is not given to these talented people and ultimately due to lack of income through this, they digress to other jobs as their talent does not pay them good enough money to live decently. Collaborating with www.awwstruck.com proves beneficial to them also and is also a great option for anyone who is looking at buying these traditional Indian handicrafts online. Check out their website to see the various options available for individual and bulk orders.
About the Writer:
Ranjani Ragotham was born on the sixth day of the sixth month, nineteen years ago. When she is not caught between the pages of a book, she either writes poetry or day-dreams. Presently, she is pursuing her Bachelor of Arts in English Literature and Language at Madras Christian College in Chennai.
Ranjani Ragotham was born on the sixth day of the sixth month, nineteen years ago. When she is not caught between the pages of a book, she either writes poetry or day-dreams. Presently, she is pursuing her Bachelor of Arts in English Literature and Language at Madras Christian College in Chennai.
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