Blucrafts Tilakwadi, Belgaum, Karnataka

Zardozi is an ancient persian art (zar in persian means gold and dozi is embroidery) which has been passed down for many generations, dating back before the mughal empire, reaching its zenith under the patronage of emperor akbar in the 17th century. zardozi adorned the costumes of the court, wall hanging, scabbards, regal side walls of tents and the rich trappings of elephants and horses. intricate patterns traced in gold and silver, studded with seed pearls and precious stones enhanced the shimmering beauty of silk, velvet and brocade. during the rule of emperor aurangzeb, the royal patronage extended to craftsmen was stopped. many craftsmen left delhi to seek work in the courts of rajasthan and punjab. the onset of industrialization in the 18th and 19th centuries was another setback. most of the craftsmen turned to other occupations. the art of zardozi was revived along with many traditional methods of embroidery in the middle of this century. zari work was mainly done in madras and zardozi in hyderabad until a few decades ago. today, lucknow is home to this finest work of gold and silver embroidery. zardozi is fashioned with a needle that resembles a very small crochet hook which is used to run up and down through the cloth, much like a sewing machine, while the cloth is pulled tightly over a large wooden frame. zardozi has remained as an applique method of embroidery. with one hand the craftsman holds a retaining thread below the fabric. in the other he holds a hook or a needle with which he picks up the appliquã© materials. then he passes the needle or hook through the fabric. after days of painstaking labor, the result is an exquisite gold-veined work of art.

Yellow Maize Corn  is an annual cereal crop, belonging to the grass family of ‘Gramineae’. The tall-growing grain plant that produces yellow kernels on long ears. Maize is popularly know as ‘Corn’ is one of the most versatile emerging cash crops having wider adaptability under varied climatic conditions. In India, yellow maize or corn is the third most important cash crops after wheat and rice. The company has made its mark in the global markets as the yellow maize suppliers  and yellow maize corn exporters in India. The company has been catering to the wide demand for the yellow maize across the globe with great efficiency. One can obtain it at competitive rates from us.   Uses of yellow maize corn: The chief use is as a food for man and livestock. The grain is very nutritious, with a high percentage of carbohydrates, fats and proteins. The plant as a whole is an important fodder crop. Com flakes make a good breakfast food. Yellow Maize Corn serves as a basic raw material to thousands of industrial products that may include oil, starch, alcoholic beverages, pharmaceutical food sweaters, cosmetic, film, gum, textile, package and paper industries. The glucose is also manufactured from the yellow maize seeds. The com oil is prepared which is used for soap making, lubrication and as salad oil. Health benefits by Machines And Craftsmen – the yellow maize corn exporters Control Diabetes Help in Weight Loss Reduce Cholesterol Increase Bone Strength Help Digestion Revert Skin Aging Treat Anemia Have Anti-Cancer Potential

Avail from us, quality Woolen Druggets that are designed using quality raw materials. Our Hand Woven Woolen Druggets are appreciated for their superior finishing and durability. Further, we offer Hand Woven Woolen Druggets in all sizes as per order of the client. Druggett or drugget is "a coarse woollen fabric felted or woven, usually made of wool, or half wool and half silk or linen, self-colored or printed one side, which is used as a covering for furniture or carpeting. It is also used to describe a cotton rug that was stuffed with wool. The term is now applied to a coarse fabric having a cotton warp and a wool filling, used for rugs, tablecloths, etc.

Our clients can avail from us an extensive range of Woolen Carpets. Our stunning Hand-Knotted Woolen Carpets are designed to enhance the look of your interiors. We are counted among the reputed Woolen Carpets suppliers and exporters in India. Our range of Woolen Carpets encompasses carpets in varied colors, designs, shapes, and sizes. Moreover, our Woolen Carpets are made of hundred percent natural materials. Appreciated For Diverse attractive designAttractive designStylish lookPerfect finishingEasy to cleanVarious colors Demanded In Home Furnishing IndustryHotelsDomestic sectors The Indian carpentry tradition dates back to the reign of the Mughals. During the time, the handmade wool carpet from India was a fine expression of the dexterity and creative skill of the craftsmen who combined Persian and local patterns in the most delightful ways. Carpets offer practical and environmental benefits. They are aesthetically pleasing, welcoming, comfortable, luxurious and warm. Carpets provide heat insulation and can generate significant energy savings. They create a safe environment providing a non-slip surface, and the ability to soften any impact. Carpets absorb airborne pollutants to give better air quality indoors; they are easy to clean and they reduce noise rather than magnifying it. The quality of these traditional wool carpets is determined by the number of knots per square inch. The higher the number, the more refined is the woolen carpet. The durability of the knotted wool carpet also depends on this number, which usually varies from 200 to 900 knots per square inch. Wool carpets are made in several parts of India. The famous hand knotted woolen carpets from India hail from. Bhadohi, Mirzapur, Khamaria, Ghosia, Varanasi & Agra in Uttar PradeshAmritsar & Pathankot in PunjabJaipur in RajasthanKashmirDharamshala in Himachal PradeshDarjeeling in West Bengal

machines and craftsmen is the renowned and established wooden artifacts wholesale suppliers and wooden artifacts exporters india. We present an exquisite range of wooden artifacts. These wooden artifacts are formed out of working on wood by means of a cutting or carving tool. Some of the basic tools used to make these wooden artifacts are carving knife, a gouge, the chisel, a mallet, v ad u shape tools and of course the grained or sand paper. The scope of carving depends on the nature of the wood. We use both hardwood and softwood in making our wooden artifacts. Hardwoods have a longer life and softer wood is easier to carve. Natural oils of walnut and linseed are used to polish the complete wooden artifacts to protect them from lust and moisture. the artists and master craftsmen found wood to be a highly useful and convenient medium. Wood was something on which the carvers could pour forth their ideas about mythology, legend and folklore and even emotions because wood could be easily preserved for posterity. wood has been used for making articles of utility as well as artistic nature since time immemorial. India exhibits the tradition of exquisite natural breathtakingly beautiful wooden handicrafts. The country’s vast cultural and ethnic diversity has enabled a variety of motifs, techniques and crafts to flourish in various parts of the land. India possesses a tradition of elaborate woodwork for both utilitarian and architectural purposes. india’s fertile soil causes all types of trees to grow in abundance – which become an unlimited source for the basic raw material needed in this craft -woodcraft. The woods used for ornamental work in india are walnut, and sandalwood, with its delicate natural fragrance is used in mysore and a few other places in south india. Sal, teak, sheesham, deodar, redwood, rosewood, red cedar, ebony to name a few are extensively used by indian craftsmen, as they focus on the fine decorative carving and inlay work. Over the centuries, each region in india developed its unique style of wooden structures, carvings and inlay work. The states of jammu and kashmir, uttar pradesh, gujarat, karnataka and kerala figure on this list.

We are a reputed Exporter, Supplier and Importer of best quality Walnuts. Our Walnuts are enriched with many health benefiting nutrients that are essential for optimum health. Kashmiri walnuts are famous all over the world. Walnuts are revered since ancient times as symbol of intellectuality as their shape resembles that of brain. The walnut belongs to the small order of trees and shrubs known as juglandeae. Walnut trees are very large, ranging from 50 to 75 feet in height and width. Kashmir revels in reputation in that it is the only region in India where the walnut tree grows. Walnuts are very heart-healthy as they have a greater amount of omega-3 fatty acids than a serving of salmon. Walnuts help decrease inflammation, which keeps blood vessels nice and elastic. Walnuts help prevent hardening of the arteries by limiting the amount of plaque buildup on arterial walls, as well as lowering ldl (the type of cholesterol we don't want). Walnuts are high in antioxidants, which are believed to decrease the risk of various cancers. Walnuts are also a good source of protein, which is, among other things, important in muscle repair.

Walnuts are revered since ancient times as symbol of intellectuality as their shape resembles that of brain. The walnut belongs to the small order of trees and shrubs known as juglandeae. walnut trees are very large, ranging from 50 to 75 feet in height and width. kashmir revels in reputation in that it is the only region in india where the walnut tree grows. they are enriched with many health benefiting nutrients that are essential for optimum health. Walnuts are very heart-healthy as they have a greater amount of omega-3 fatty acids than a serving of salmon. Walnuts help decrease inflammation, which keeps blood vessels nice and elastic. they help prevent hardening of the arteries by limiting the amount of plaque build up on arterial walls, as well as lowering ldl (the type of cholesterol we don't want) Walnuts are high in antioxidants, which are believed to decrease the risk of various cancers. They are also a good source of protein, which is, among other things, important in muscle repair.

Vanilla Beans are the fruits or pods of a thick green tropical orchid vine. It is a legume fruit. Next to saffron, vanilla is the worlds next most expensive spice traded in the market. Though it’s native to Maxico, also grown in tropical countries. The company has made its mark in the global markets as the leading and trusted whole vanilla beans bulk wholesale suppliers and vanilla exporters based in India. The company has been catering to the wide demand for vanilla across the globe with great efficiency. One can obtain it at competitive rates from us.     Vanilla Beans Uses As a flavoring agent, it is used to get rich taste in cookies, cakes, custards, ice creams, fruit dishes, sodas, puddings and frostings. It even enhances an occasional savory dish. How to use vanilla beans As a culinary spice, there are three main preparations: the whole pod, a liquid extract, and powder. To use vanilla beans or pods in cooking, simply split a pod lengthwise and scrape out the seeds. Vanilla beans and vanilla powder will last up to two years when stored in a tightly sealed glass container away from light and heat. Revive dried-out beans by submerging them in hot water for a few minutes. Vanilla extract, tightly sealed, can last indefinitely. Add vanilla to foods and beverages to help reduce the amount of sugar needed for sweetening, especially in baked goods and desserts. Vanilla can also be added to butters and spreads or used to flavor savory dishes. Another way to use vanilla beans is to thoroughly dry the pods and then grind with a mortar and pestle. Use the freshly ground powder in every thing from drinks to yogurt to baked goods. Health benefits by Machines  And Craftsmen: the vanilla beans exporters Fighting inflammation As an antioxidant Prevent acne Strengthen the hair Aids in weight loss Soothes anxiety Enhance sexual health Protects the heart in various ways May be helpful for fighting diabetes and cancer  

We are offering vanilla.we bring forth exotic vanilla from indian land. This vanilla is used in various forms like beans, powder, paste and extract. Vanilla is used mainly as a flavoring agent; a critical intermediary in a host of pharmaceutical products and as a subtle component of perfumes. As a flavoring agent, vanilla is used in the preparation of ice creams, milk, beverages, candies, confectionaries and various bakery items. India is fast emerging as a major vanilla grower. Vanilla cultivation is widely adopted in the southern states of kerala, tamil nadu, karnataka and andhra pradesh. Next to saffron and cardamom, vanilla is the world’s next most expensive spice. Vanilla, a member of the orchid family is a climbing monocot possessing a stout, succulent stem; short petiole, oblong leaves; about 20 cm long. The inflorescence is a raceme with 20 or more flowers. Flowers are 6 cm long, 2.5 cm wide, either yellowish green or white. Fruit popularly known as beans or pod is a capsule, nearly cylindrical and about 20 cm long. Vanilla beans cultivated in some parts of india are of the world's best variety. product details indian name : vanillabotanical name : vanilla planifolia andrewsfamily name : orchidaceae

India is fast emerging as a major vanilla grower. vanilla cultivation is widely adopted in the southern states of kerala, tamil nadu, karnataka and andhra pradesh.next to saffron and cardamom, vanilla is the worlds next most expensive spice. vanilla, a member of the orchid family is a climbing monocot possessing a stout, succulent stem; short petioled, oblong leaves; about 20 cm long. the inflorescence is a raceme with 20 or more flowers. flowers are 6 cm long, 2.5 cm wide, either yellowish green or white. fruit popularly known as beans or pod is a capsule, nearly cylindrical and about 20 cm long. Vanilla is used in various forms like beans, powder, paste and extract. it is used mainly as a flavouring material; a critical intermediary in a host of pharmaceutical products and as a subtle component of perfumes. as a flavouring agent, it is used in the preparation of ice creams, milk, beverages, candies, confectionaries and various bakery items.

We present superior quality Turmeric at most competitive prices. This Turmeric has aromatic, culinary, therapeutic and cosmetic applications. Widely used as a spice in Indian cuisine dry Turmeric has antibacterial and antiseptic property. In ayurvedic medicine, turmeric is thought to have many medicinal properties and many in India use it as a readily available antiseptic for cuts, burns and bruises. Practitioners of ayurvedic medicine say it has fluoride which is thought to be essential for teeth. It is taken as a dietary supplement, which allegedly helps with stomach problems and other ailments. Turmeric is currently being investigated for possible benefits in Alzheimer’s disease, cancer and liver disorders. Product Details Indian Name : HaldiBotanical Name : Curcuma longaFamily Name : Zingiberaceae

Turmeric have aromatic, culinary, therapeutic and cosmetic applications, widely used as a spice in indian cuisine dry turmeric has antibacterial and antiseptic property. In ayurvedic medicine, turmeric is thought to have many medicinal properties and many in india use it as a readily available antiseptic for cuts, burns and bruises. practitioners of ayurvedic medicine say it has fluoride which is thought to be essential for teeth. it is taken as a dietary supplement, which allegedly helps with stomach problems and other ailments. it is currently being investigated for possible benefits in alzheimer's disease, cancer and liver disorders.

bastar tribe: these tribes of madhya pradesh make jewelry of grass, beads and cane. traditional ornaments which consists of silver, wood, glass, peacock feathers, copper and wild flowers are very famous amongst tourists. banjara tribe: these rajasthani tribes wear almost the heaviest jewelry in indian tribes. they are very creative people and make wonderful belts made up with shells, metal-mesh, coins, beads, chains. rajasthani silver tribal jewelery: it is something that all tourists thrive for. they are generally a collection of earrings, bracelets, bangles, amulets, anklets, hairpins and necklaces having a characteristic oxidized appearance. arunachal pradesh tribal jewelery: these people make jewelery of cane and bamboo, brass, bone, ivory, silver and gold. women can be seen wearing heavy iron rings that are coiled several times. they also wear metal coin necklaces and waistbands of leather studded with stones. bhutia: they wear jewelry of gold, silver, coral, turquoise and zee stone.

The art of engraving and embossing exquisite figures and images of different sizes and shapes on metal mainly silver, and fixing them on brass or copper plates is the finest metal craft, for which the main center of production is tanjore or thanjavur in tamil nadu identified on the map of india. the creation of the tanjore metal plate is credited to raja serfoji ii (1797-1832), the maratha ruler of tanjore, who asked his royal artisans to create metal artifact that would reflect the glory of his kingdom. silver, brass, and copper are encrusted on to each other to create this stunning piece of art. the effect of silver in high relief on the reddish copper ground is unusual and striking. artisans of the vishwakarma community follow this hereditary profession in thanjavur. This metal plate has as its base a plate of brass prepared by a heavy-metal worker and the relief on copper is worked upon by a jeweller while the encrusting is done by a stone-setter with silver. the tools used to create this metal craft item are hammers, pincers, moulds, punches, chisels, grinding stones and a forge. The first step involves cutting the base to the size of plate planned and polishing its front side. it is then fixed firmly to an asphalt bed with a wooden base which is then heated with a blow pipe and levelled so that the basic design die is prepared. the silver and copper sheets are then cut to the size, heated slightly before being cast into an impression on to the die. the impression thus achieved is finished by etching and refining the embossing with the aid of chisels and punches. The next step involves encrusting and super imposing the metal sheet. this is done by filling with wax made of brick powder, gingili oil, and frankincense the hollow depressions at the back of the relief sheet. the relief sheet is then placed on the base plate and riveted on by punching along the grooves. this is then followed by the final polishing. The embossed designs on the central circular metallic disc may include a representation of deities like nataraja, saraswati, ashta lakshmi and ganapaty while the designs around the central motif can be from the pantheon of hindu deities or floral designs. Besides plates, the exquisite art metal products such as bowls, napkin rings,jewel boxes, key chains and paper weights are made using the same technique.logos and emblems of corporate houses and organisations have also been embossed.

We offer the finest of embossed Thanjavur Art Plates. The beautiful Thanjavur (tanjore) plates, bowls, napkin rings, jewel boxes etc., made of copper and brass, with motifs drawn from Hindu mythology and encrusted in silver against a finely engraved back ground, which exemplify both superlative skill and mastery of materials. The art of engraving and embossing exquisite figures and images in Thanjavur Art Plates is the finest metal craft, for which the main center of production is Tanjore or Thanjavur in Tamil Nadu identified on the map of India. Our Thanjavur Art Plates come in different sizes and shapes on metal mainly silver, fixed on brass or copper plates. History The creation of the Thanjavur Art Plates is credited to raja Serfoji Ii (1797-1832), the Maratha ruler of Tanjore, who asked his royal artisans to create metal artifact that would reflect the glory of his kingdom. Silver, brass, and copper are encrusted on to each other to create this stunning piece of art. The effect of silver in high relief on the reddish copper ground is unusual and striking. Artisans of the Vishwakarma community follow this hereditary profession in Thanjavur. This metal plate has as its base a plate of brass prepared by a heavy-metal worker and the relief on copper is worked upon by a jeweler while the encrusting is done by a stone-setter with silver. The tools used to create this metal craft item are hammers, pincers, moulds, punches, chisels, grinding stones and a forge. Process Of Making Thanjavur Art Plates The first step involves cutting the base to the size of plate planned and polishing its front side. It is then fixed firmly to an asphalt bed with a wooden base which is then heated with a blow pipe and leveled so that the basic design die is prepared. The silver and copper sheets are then cut to the size, heated slightly before being cast into an impression on to the die. The impression thus achieved is finished by etching and refining the embossing with the aid of chisels and punches.  The next step involves encrusting and super imposing the metal sheet. This is done by filling with wax made of brick powder, gingili oil, and frankincense the hollow depressions at the back of the relief sheet. The relief sheet is then placed on the base plate and riveted on by punching along the grooves. This is then followed by the final polishing. The embossed designs on the central circular metallic disc may include a representation of deities like Nataraja, Saraswati, Ashta Lakshmi and Ganapaty while the designs around the central motif can be from the pantheon of Hindu deities or floral designs. Besides Thanjavur Art Plates, the exquisite art metal products such as bowls, napkin rings, jewel boxes, key chains and paper weights are made using the same technique. Logos and emblems of corporate houses and organizations have also been embossed.

Machines And Craftsmen is the leading Thanjavur Art Plates Wholesale Suppliers and Thanjavur Art Plates Exporters India.We offer the finest of embossed Thanjavur Art Plates. The beautiful Thanjavur (tanjore) plates, bowls, napkin rings, jewel boxes etc., made of copper and brass, with motifs drawn from Hindu mythology and encrusted in silver against a finely engraved back ground, which exemplify both superlative skill and mastery of materials. The art of engraving and embossing exquisite figures and images in Thanjavur Art Plates is the finest metal craft, for which the main center of production is Tanjore or Thanjavur in Tamil Nadu identified on the map of India. Our Thanjavur Art Plates come in different sizes and shapes on metal mainly silver, fixed on brass or copper plates.

Tantalite is the most widespread tantalum mineral and makes for an important ore of the industrially useful metal. Tantalum is used in alloys for strength and higher melting points, in glass to increase the index of refraction, and in surgical steel, as it is non-reactive and non-irritating to body tissues.It is used mainly in the manufacture of condensers and micro-electronic technology (chips and processors), cell phones and nuclear reactors. It is also used in the production of steel varieties having a high heat tolerances, like those used in the engines of aircraft. Tantalite forms a series with the mineral columbite. In fact the two are often grouped together as a semi-singular mineral called columbite-tantalite in many mineral guides. A series is where two or more elements can occupy the same places within a crystal structure and their respective percentages can then vary. The two minerals of this series have similar properties since they have the same structure and similar chemistries (tantalum and niobium are very similar elements). Tantalite is the more tantalum rich end member and columbite is the more niobium rich end member. Niobium had been called columbium hence the name columbite. Tantalite's greatest difference from columbite is its much greater specific gravity, 8.0+ compared to columbite's 5.2. Other properties that vary slightly are color, transparency and streak. Both minerals can be found more or less together in granitic pegmatites rich in lithium and phosphorus minerals with columbite concentrated at the edges of the pegmatite and tantalite enriched in the core. Tantalite has a series of its own. The iron and manganese amounts vary considerably without much effect on properties. However the two end members are recognized as distinct minerals although collectors have found this to be rather cumbersome and generally prefer tantalite to the non-unique names of ferrotantalite and manganotantalite. Tantalite has a dimorphic relationship to another mineral called tapiolite. A dimorph is a mineral that has the same chemistry but a different structure. Tapiolite has a tetragonal structure as opposed to the orthorhombic structure of tantalite although it has exactly the same chemistry, (Fe, Mn)(Ta, Nb)2O6. As mineral specimens, tantalite can be a nice addition to one's collection. Good crystals are both complex and handsome. Although the color selection is usually limited too black to brown the luster is generally good. Manganese rich tantalites can be brown and translucent.

The creation of the Thanjavur Art Plates is credited to raja Serfoji Ii (1797-1832), the the Maratha ruler of Thanjavur,who asked his royal artisans to create metal artifact that would reflect the glory of his kingdom. Silver, brass, and copper are encrusted on to each other to create this stunning piece of art. The effect of silver in high relief on the reddish copper ground is unusual and striking. Artisans of the Vishwakarma community follow this hereditary profession in Thanjavur. This Thanjavur metal plate has as its base a plate of brass prepared by a heavy-metal worker and the relief on copper is worked upon by a jeweler while the encrusting is done by a stone-setter with silver. The tools used to create this metal craft item are hammers, pincers, moulds, punches, chisels, grinding stones and a forge.

We are offering an enticing range of Stone Vase. Our Stone Vases are durable elegant and timeless. These Stone Vases have been in demand for ages and will ever remain so. These Stone Vases are meticulously crafted and carefully polished to bring out the natural beauty of the stone and also, creativity of man. Our Stone Vases make perfect gift items for all occasions. Our Stone Vases are available in marble, granite, sandstone, limestone, soapstone slate and other craft stones.

We export, import and supply a wide range of Stone Statues made up of fine quality stones. These stone statues reflect the perfection in craftsmanship and the creativity of the artist. Our beautifully carved Stone Statues are widely demanded in various countries for their beauty and unique designing. Date back to the dawn of man, stone had many different uses in everyday society. They were used to build walls to intruders away, as weapons, and as burial reminders. As man evolved, he began to see that he could carve stones into images or shapes with use of a chisel type tool. Many different types of stone like sandstone, limestone, granite, soapstone, marble etc. are used in creating statues and sculptures. Each type of stone as per its hardness and grain can bear a certain amount of carving and chiseling. Stone statues decorate the interiors and the gardens and patios. They can be of various sizes. The craftsmanship is based on classical, contemporary, figurative, and abstract styles of carving. One can choose as per the general decor and aura of the place. Types Available Animal figuresHorse headAnimal statuesElephant statuesChristmas statuesLion statuesBird statuesGarden statuesReligious statuesEgyptian statuesHindu statuesBuddha statues

All works of nature created by god in heaven and on earth are works of sculpture. Date back to the dawn of man, stone had many different uses in everyday society. they were used to build walls to intruders away, as weapons, and as burial reminders. as man evolved, he began to see that he could carve stones into images or shapes with use of a chisel type tool. many different types of stone like sandstone, limestone, granite, soapstone, marble etc. are used in creating statues and sculptures. each type of stone as per its hardness and grain can bear a certain amount of carving and chiseling. according to this the artist carves out a statue from stone. stone statues decorate the interiors and the gardens and patios. they can be of various sizes. the craftsmanship is based on classical, contemporary, figurative, and abstract styles of carving. one can choose as per the general decor and aura of the place. most common types of statues 1.animal figures 2.horse head 3.animal statues 4.elephant statues 5.christmas statues 6.lion statues 7.bird statues 8.garden statues 9.religious statues 10.egyptian statues 11.hindu statues 12.buddha statues.

Stone decorative products are durable elegant and timeless. they have been in demand for ages and will ever remain so. the stone decorative articles are meticulously crafted and carefully polished to bring out the natural beauty of the stone and also, creativity of man. the make perfect gift items for all occasions. Stone decorative products are available in marble, granite, sandstone, limestone, soapstone slate and other craft stones. these include 1.stone boxes 2. stone candle holders 3.chess sets 4.inlay table tops 5.stone flower pots 6.stone lamps 7.stone lanterns 8.stone pencil holders 9.stone clocks 10.stone mirrors 11.stone bowls 12.stone coasters 13.table tops 14.stone vases 15.table bases 16.stone ashtrays 17.counter tops 18.stone tables 19.stone coffee tables.

We are offering the best sandalwood artifacts of mysore in karnataka. The sandalwood artifacts in mysore are intricately designed and have got a unique aesthetic appeal. Sandalwood can simply be described as a fragrant piece of wood. The 'true' sandalwood is the wood of trees in the genus santalum; found in southern india and sri lanka, hawaii, and many south pacific islands. in karnataka, the forests in mysore are famous for sandalwood and rosewood cultivation. Therefore it's no wonder why mysore is full of sandalwood and rosewood art works. Figures of gods and goddesses as well as elephants of different sizes and shapes are carved out of sandalwood. The various rose wood products in mysore are also intricately designed. Coffee tables, office accessories, jars, boxes and other furniture are carved out of both rose wood and sandal wood. Mysore is also home to a number of sandalwood oil factories which extracts oil from the sandalwood. It is also used for incense, aromatherapy and perfume.

Sandalwood can simply be described as a fragrant piece of wood. The 'true' sandalwood is the wood of trees in the genus santalum; found in Southern India and Sri Lanka, Hawaii, and many South Pacific Islands. In karnataka, the forests in Mysore are famous for Sandalwood and Rosewood cultivation. Therefore it's no wonder why Mysore is full of various sandalwood and rosewood art works. Figures of Gods and Goddesses as well as elephants of different sizes and shapes are carved out of sandalwood. The various rose wood products in Mysore are also intricately designed. Coffee tables, office accessories, jars, boxes and other furniture are carved out of both rose wood and sandal wood. Mysore is also home to a number of sandalwood oil factories which extracts oil from the sandalwood. It is also used for incense, aromatherapy and perfume.

Bagru, a rural indian village in rajasthan is situated around thirty kilometers east of jaipur city. its traditional process of hand block printing on textiles, with rich natural colors has been known for many centuries. the elaborate and rich colored floral, linear and geometrical prints of bagru occupy a prominent position on the map of india, so also on international level. as a matter of fact, bagru prints are more famous for their exceptional quality of being eco-friendly. even today, artisans use traditional vegetable dyes for printing the cloth. like, the color blue is made from indigo, greens out of indigo mixed with pomegranate, red from madder root and yellow from turmeric. usually bagru prints have ethnic floral, linear and geometrical patterns in natural colors. bagru prints form the essential part of the block printing industry of rajasthan. However, the natural dyes used, to have an extent, been replaced by chemical formulations, though interestingly the traditional process of mordanting and resist remains the same as do the the dyeing stages and methodology. Bagru prints are used mostly for ghagras (skirts), odhnis (scarves), pagris (turbans), some of the fabulous bed covers and other materials. Today, the products made with bagru block prints have entered into home furnishings, apparel and accessories.

We are offering shipping services. Businesses that provide seawaterway transport and supporting services fall into this sub-sector. They include: 1.shipping lines (including local branches of foreign shipping lines) 2.shipping freight agencies 3.ferry and boat services (e.g. Tugboat, barge, sampan, etc.) 4.sightseeingharbour cruises services 5.businesses that leasecharter ships or boats with operators 6.port operators 7.stevedoring and lighterage services 8.shipping brokerages 9.vessel or cargo salvage companies 10.vessel inspection services 11.ship management services (e.g. Crew management, technical consultancy, repair management, etc.)