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Wooden Hindu God Statues have a deep-rooted history in South India, originating from the skilled artisans who once crafted temple chariots (Ther). Passed down through generations, this intricate craft grew from temple-based sculptures to precious idols adorning homes and collections worldwide. With no formal education, these craftsmen mastered their skills through observation, and carving religious figures with remarkable precision. Despite difficulties, their passion and dedication transformed wooden idol sculpting into a respected craftwork form, preserving South Indian cultural heritage in every piece.
The Art of Sanding in Wood Statue Crafting Wooden statues have always held a timeless allure, captivating art enthusiasts for generations. Wood carving is an intricate craft, deeply ingrained in human history. Within this craft, the process of sanding plays...
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Nestled between the lush green hills of Kollimalai and Pachaimalai, the village of Thammampatti in Salem district is synonymous with traditional wood crafts. Artisans patiently chip away at wood to carve out life-like faces with nothing but a chisel and...
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