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Himachali Wood & Stone Craft: Preserving a Dying Art Through Modern Commerce
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Himachali Wood & Stone Craft: Preserving a Dying Art Through Modern Commerce

31 October 2024
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The master woodcarvers of Kinnaur and stone artisans of Kullu are aging, and few young apprentices remain. Learn how Gharana works directly with these families to keep traditional Himachali craftsmanship alive.

The master woodcarvers of Kinnaur and stone artisans of Kullu are aging, and few young apprentices remain. Learn how Gharana works directly with these families to keep traditional Himachali craftsmanship alive.

In this article we explore himachali wood & stone craft: preserving a dying art through modern commerce and its relevance for Gharana's community of devotees and craft enthusiasts.

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Tags: himachal, kinnaur, kullu, woodcraft, stone-craft, artisan-revival

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