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Tribal Lady Bottle Craft Making - Nagpur, Maharashtra

Utility Handicraft

Prof. Bibhudutta Baraland Srikanth Bellamkonda

As the first step, brown colour and white colour M-SEAL are mixed.
Rolling the mixture using a rolling pin.
The adhesive is applied to the body of the sauce bottle.
Over that, M-SEAL is stuck as the base layer.
On the new Adhesive outlines, more M-SEAL designs are pressed as per the design.
The whole bottle cap is covered with the M-SEAL portion.
The hair part of the tribal lady is being made.
A glimpse of the tribal lady’s bun.
Further, the upper part of the body design is being done.
A glimpse of the tribal lady made using the M-SEAL mixture.
A single-coloured tribal lady is made over a bottle.
Front and back view of the completed art piece.

As the first step, brown colour and white colour M-SEAL are mixed.	Rolling the mixture using a rolling pin.	The adhesive is applied to the body of the sauce bottle.	Over that, M-SEAL is stuck as the base layer.	On the new Adhesive outlines, more M-SEAL designs are pressed as per the design.	The whole bottle cap is covered with the M-SEAL portion.
The hair part of the tribal lady is being made.	A glimpse of the tribal lady’s bun.	Further, the upper part of the body design is being done.	A glimpse of the tribal lady made using the M-SEAL mixture.	A single-coloured tribal lady is made over a bottle.	Front and back view of the completed art piece.

The tribal lady bottle is an innovative artwork made of a small sauce bottle and white M-SEAL. The product is exclusively developed to recognize the importance of our tribal communities who treasures age-old cultures and ethnicities. The bottle holds the shape of a tribal woman dressed in their tribal attire and jewelry. The reason behind the initiative is to exhibit their culture and, in this way, get more people aware of the Maharashtrian tribes. Mrs. Vaishali H. Kawre is an artisan from Nagpur who preserves this unique art.

She is the owner cum trainer at the Creative Craft, Nagpur, who runs the art center for 22 years. She is a proud recipient of the Kamagra Mahila Sangathan award. A Marathi newspaper, ‘Maharashtra Times’, organized a workshop for the artisan to teach handicrafts for women in Nagpur, where Mrs. Vaishali was also invited. This art requires very minimal material such as M-Seal, empty ketchup bottle, acrylic paints, and adhesive. Knife and pen are used to give shapes and designs.

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