Wooden Artwares
Wooden artware craft is a traditional Indian art form that transforms natural wood into beautifully carved and handcrafted objects. From furniture and decorative panels to toys, utensils, and religious idols, woodcraft reflects the rich cultural and regional diversity of India. States like Saharanpur in Uttar Pradesh, Channapatna in Karnataka, and Kashmir are renowned for their unique styles and intricate designs. Artisans often use teak, rosewood, sandalwood, and mango wood, combining carving, inlay, and polishing techniques. References to wooden craftsmanship are found in ancient temple architecture and scriptures, showcasing its enduring role in both everyday life and spiritual traditions.