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Tribal Lady Bottle Craft - Nagpur, Maharashtra

Utility Handicraft

Prof. Bibhudutta Baral and Srikanth Bellamkonda

The bottle is the basic material on which a tribal lady's art is made.
The adhesive is used for sticking the M-SEAL onto the bottle.
There are two colours of M-SEAL, which are mixed and used to make this craft.
Acrylic colours are used to enhance the beauty of the tribal lady bottle art.
A glimpse of the M-SEAL.
The nameplate of the craft center.
A view of the workplace where the crafts are made.
Single-coloured bottle art made at the Creative Craft Center, Nagpur.
Double coloured bottle art.
The part of the bottle on which the art is created is displayed to present the technique.
Front and back views of the tribal lady bottle art.
The artisan Mrs. Vaishali H. Kawre and her husband runs Creative Craft at Nagpur.

The bottle is the basic material on which a tribal lady's art is made.	The adhesive is used for sticking the M-SEAL onto the bottle.	There are two colours of M-SEAL, which are mixed and used to make this craft.	Acrylic colours are used to enhance the beauty of the tribal lady bottle art.	A glimpse of the M-SEAL.	The nameplate of the craft center.
A view of the workplace where the crafts are made.	Single-coloured bottle art made at the Creative Craft Center, Nagpur.	Double coloured bottle art.	The part of the bottle on which the art is created is displayed to present the technique.	Front and back views of the tribal lady bottle art.	The artisan Mrs. Vaishali H. Kawre and her husband runs Creative Craft at Nagpur.

Nagpur is one of the largest cities in Maharashtra. Proposed as one of the smart cities of India, this region is a strong commercial and political center from the Vidarbha region. The place is also well known for its Nagpur oranges and hence known as the Orange City for its large-scale trading of the fruit widely cultivated in the region. Nagpur was previously known as 'Fanindrapura', a name derived from the word 'Fana' meaning hood of a cobra. The city has many well-known artists showing their creativity.

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.

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