We frequently reinstate wonderful memories from our travels. Reviving memorable trinkets is a fantastic way to represent these memories. When you buy a native handcraft or Indian souvenirs from different states, you are not only purchasing a memento but also contributing to the misery of small-scale craftsmen who rely on tourists for a living.
Indian souvenirs range from the colorful Kullu topi and Pashmina shawls of Kashmir in the north to the royal Mysore Silk and Budithi brassware of Andhra Pradesh in the south. You may organise a complete trip throughout the nation and return home with lovely 29 Indian gifts from all the Indian states.
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Local Jaipur Handicraft
Jaipur, the pink city, greets visitors with a big, vivid welcome. It will take your breath away with the plethora of handicrafts on offer. Some of these arts, such as jootis (traditional Indian slippers), puppets, carpets, and so on, have exquisite patterns such as paisleys. Nothing says ‘Indian’ like real Indian patterns on handicrafts. So, the next time you visit this pleasant city, make sure to bring something back with you!
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Gangotri-Gomukh Water and Pebbles
Gomukh, the Gangotri glacier’s tip, is one of the Ganges River’s principal sources. A journey up to Gomukh is a wonderful experience as you travel up the steep mountain to locate a glacier at the top that holds the beginning of India’s sacred water- Ganga. This type of memento is cheap yet incredibly valuable.
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Hanging glass work door in Gujarat
Glass pellets are used to beautify goods such as pillows, bedcovers, and a variety of accoutrements in the glasswork art form. If you are not a fan of door hangings, you may select from other items like purses or a jewellery box as your Gujarati souvenirs.
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Natungram, West Bengal, wooden dolls
When in West Bengal, search for Natungram’s wooden dolls. To say the least, these wooden dolls are one-of-a-kind. The dolls are named after the hamlet of Natungram in West Bengal’s Burdwan region, where doll-making has been practised for generations. Natungram dolls are mostly crafted of gamar wood and available in a variety of styles, including Gour-Nitai, wooden owls, Krishna, and royal couples. The owl is the most well-known of them; it is quirky and colorful.
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Traditional Paintings, Bihar
In the name of paintings, our nation of arts and culture has so much to offer. A diverse range of ethnic artistic styles makes excellent keepsakes. Madhubani paintings, for example, are created using fingers, twigs, brushes, nib-pens, and matchsticks, and are distinguished by eye-catching geometric shapes.
Tanjore paintings are a traditional South Indian painting style distinguished by the use of rich, bright, vibrant colors and simple iconic compositions. Then there’s Warli painting, which is a tribal art form that’s primarily monosyllabic. These are only a few of the painting styles prevalent in India.
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Pashmina Shawls from Kashmir
Pashmina is manufactured from the wool of three types of Pashmina goats, which generate the Pashm wool. The wool is ultrafine, smooth, and lightweight.
Made in the Kashmir area, Pashmina is regarded as “soft gold” in the native language. Even though Pashmina is pricey, it is one of India’s most popular gift goods. They come in a range of hues and are embellished with elegant hand-embroidered motifs.
There are so many gorgeous handicrafts and so much diversity in India that you can’t help but shop. Allow Asia Highlights to assist you in planning your exotic India holiday and in finding the greatest discounts to take back with you as a memento of your stay there.
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The list goes on and on. India is breathtaking. Who knows what could pique your curiosity.
