Recently, Jharkhand’s Bhagaiya silk, Kuchai silk, Munda jewellery and bamboo craft have been granted the prestigious Geographical Indication (GI) tag.
About New GI Tags:
Bhagaiya silk:
It is a hand spun silk textile mainly woven by Santhal tribal women.
These silk varieties, deeply rooted in local knowledge systems and indigenous craftsmanship, represent generations of skill passed down within rural communities.
Kuchai silk:
It is produced by tussar silkworms cultivated on the trees of Asan and Arjun.
It is a part of ancient tradition of Jharkhand, which provides livelihood in rural areas.
It was started in the small village of Seraikela-Kharsawan – ‘Kuchai’ and is now spread all over Jharkhand.
Munda Jewellery:
It is the distinctive artistic traditions of the Munda tribal community.
It is characterised by its unique motifs, craftsmanship and cultural significance, the jewellery embodies the rich tribal heritage of Jharkhand.
Jharkhand bamboo craft:
This product is made from locally available bamboo will now be accessible to a wider market.
It involves creativity and craftsmanship of rural artisans who transform locally available bamboo resources into a wide range of utility and decorative products.
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