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Kolkata, West Bengal: Unidentified woman preparing jute bags, artworks of handicraft, Handicraft Fair in Kolkata - the biggest handicrafts fair in Asia.

High angle of four women sewing colorful patches using a needle or Crochet in India, Jaipur

Bolpur, West Bengal, India - 22nd October 2023: A tribal village woman selling handicraft items in a roadside shop

Local Sri Lankan Indian woman, the small business owner, demonstrating textile in her open-air clothing and souvenirs store on the beach.

A traditional plate is beautifully adorned with Henna (Mehndi) cones, complemented by a delicate arrangement of single mango leaf on top.

Saras Mela, Kolkata, 03/01/2020: A rural craft-woman belonging to West Bengal rural development communities, painting tribal fish motifs on ladies kurtas, ceramic cups etc. which are there for sale.

Interior decoration, Handmade colorful hanging gift items for decoration display at shop.

Indian woman painting water pots in her workshop, desert village in Rajasthan, India

Traditional Indian handmade Items of Earthenware Or Ceramic at a Vendor Stall,decorative Sculpture Made with Earthen Mud, handcrafted traditional clay decoration toy in indian market

Close-up of women hand crocheting colorful art crafts using a needle or Crochet in India

Idol of woman engaged in making basket out of bamboo straps at Janapada Loka Folk Art Museum near Ramanagara, Karnataka, India, Asia

This image showing how to draw a pattern on the clay bowl

Kolkata, India, November 24, 2019: Rural Indian woman in traditional costume painting a clay pitcher vase for sale at handicraft fair at Kolkata

Close-up of urucum/annatto - is used for body painting and as an insect repellent - typical brazilian

Kolkata, 03/01/2020: A lady artisan from rural community making bamboo / cane made handicrafts at Saras Mela, a handicraft fair organised annually to showcase West Bengal's handicraft. Several finished products are on retail display for sale.

Jaipur is famous for The Blue Pottery. The name 'Blue Pottery' comes from the eye-catching blue dye used to color the pottery. Blue colors designs are hand painted.

Kolkata, West Bengal, India - December 14, 2014: Unidentified persons making Cane furnitures , handicrafts on display during the Handicraft Fair in Kolkata - the biggest handicrafts fair in Asia.

HALA HANDICRAFTS The Hala is famous for its handicrafts which also form a part of Pakistani Culture from the province of Sindh, Pakistan

Close-up of a happy Asian girl nature.

Carefree girl having fun with teenage boy hanging on tree branch

17th December, 2022, kolkata, West Bengal, India: A femare Seller selling her handicraft items at handicraft fair. Selective focus.

Indian Street Vendor Woman

An Indian unidentified woman preparing bamboo carving artwork of bamboo sticks items for sale in Kolkata in handicrafts trade fair. It is rural Industry in West Bengal, India on December 2012

Indian woman painting water pots in her workshop, desert village in Rajasthan, India

Kolkata, west Bengal. An old woman making basket by bamboo fiber for house hold use. Selling in a handicraft fair in the city.

Humpata, Huila Province, Angola: artisanal clay brick manufacturing and eucalyptus trees along the river - Humpata was one of the first areas of Portuguese and Boer colonization in this area of the interior of Angola, its population is mostly composed of the ethnolinguistic group Nyaneka with a strong Ovamwila predominance. Due to its elevation and central position in the Leba mountain range (or Humpata Plateau), Humpata is the coldest city in Angola.

Kolkata, India, November 24, 2019: Rural woman working on weaving bamboo cane handicraft basket at a craft fair at Kolkata

Shan people (an ethnic group living in parts of Burma and Thailand) dress in national costumes to dance the Kakku, Taunggyi, Myanmar, 11 Aug 2023. Bird Dance, Shan culture in Burma.

Kolkata, 03/01/2020: A lady artisan from rural community making bamboo / cane made handicrafts at Saras Mela, a handicraft fair organised annually to showcase West Bengal's handicraft. Several finished products are on retail display for sale.

22nd January, 2020 - Mumbai, India: This editorial image captures a group of women in Dharavi, Mumbai, engaged in the intricate process of making trinkets and souvenirs. Known as one of the largest slums in Asia, Dharavi is also a hub of small-scale industry and craftsmanship. These women, seated together, are seen skillfully crafting a variety of items, from beaded jewelry to embroidered fabrics, which they sell both locally and to a wider market. The photograph aims to shine a light on the entrepreneurial spirit that thrives in Dharavi, underscoring the community's creativity and self-sufficiency. It offers a perspective into the daily lives of these women, who contribute significantly to the local economy through their traditional and artisanal skills.

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