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A dark green Dharmavaram saree is a stunning and traditional silk saree originating from Dharmavaram, a town in Andhra Pradesh, India. These sarees are known for their intricate craftsmanship and elegant appearance.Dark green is a rich and sophisticated color choice for Dharmavaram sarees. It symbolizes nature, fertility, and prosperity.
Dharmavaram sarees are traditionally crafted from pure silk, which gives them a smooth, luxurious texture and a natural sheen.

A violet Dharmavaram saree is a traditional silk saree that hails from Dharmavaram, a town in the Andhra Pradesh state of India. These sarees are celebrated for their intricate craftsmanship and the use of a rich violet color.The defining feature of this saree is its deep and vibrant violet shade. Violet is associated with royalty, sophistication, and spirituality.Dharmavaram sarees are typically woven using pure silk, providing them with a luxurious and smooth texture, along with a natural sheen.

Primary Material : silk
Saree Length : 5.5 m
Blouse length : 1 m
Weight : 700 g
 

Etikoppaka toys are captivating toys and artefacts carved out of Ivory Wood, a type of softwood, locally known as "Ankudu Karra". Natural dyes are mixed with lacquer to give these artefacts their beautiful colours. The wood is shaped manually in various shapes and sizes by the supremely skilled craftsmen of Andhra Pradesh.

• Primary Material : lacquer colour
• Weight : 500 gm
• Usage : Home Decor.

Etikoppaka toys are captivating toys and artefacts carved out of Ivory Wood, a type of softwood, locally known as "Ankudu Karra". Natural dyes are mixed with lacquer to give these artefacts their beautiful colours. The wood is shaped manually in various shapes and sizes by the supremely skilled craftsmen of Andhra Pradesh.

• Primary Material : Ivory Wood, lacquer colour
• Weight : 500 gm
• Usage : Home Decor.

Ettikopaka toys, celebrated for their vibrant colors and intricate craftsmanship, include a variety of traditional items, among which the male and female boxes are particularly noteworthy. These boxes are not only functional but also serve as beautiful decorative pieces that reflect the rich cultural heritage of the region.

Etikoppaka toys are captivating toys and artefacts carved out of Ivory Wood, a type of softwood, locally known as "Ankudu Karra". Natural dyes are mixed with lacquer to give these artefacts their beautiful colours. The wood is shaped manually in various shapes and sizes by the supremely skilled craftsmen of Andhra Pradesh.

• Primary Material : Ivory Wood, lacquer colour
• Weight : 500 gm
• Usage : Home Decor.

Etikoppaka toys are captivating toys and artefacts carved out of Ivory Wood, a type of softwood, locally known as "Ankudu Karra". Natural dyes are mixed with lacquer to give these artefacts their beautiful colours. The wood is shaped manually in various shapes and sizes by the supremely skilled craftsmen of Andhra Pradesh.

• Primary Material : Ivory Wood, lacquer colour
• Weight : 500 gm
• Usage : Home Decor.

Etikoppaka toys are captivating toys and artefacts carved out of Ivory Wood, a type of softwood, locally known as "Ankudu Karra". Natural dyes are mixed with lacquer to give these artefacts their beautiful colours. The wood is shaped manually in various shapes and sizes by the supremely skilled craftsmen of Andhra Pradesh.

• Primary Material : Ivory Wood, lacquer colour
• Weight : 500 gm
• Usage : Home Decor.

Etikoppaka toys are captivating toys and artefacts carved out of Ivory Wood, a type of softwood, locally known as "Ankudu Karra". Natural dyes are mixed with lacquer to give these artefacts their beautiful colours. The wood is shaped manually in various shapes and sizes by the supremely skilled craftsmen of Andhra Pradesh.

• Primary Material :Ivory Wood, lacquer colour
• Weight : 500 gm
• Usage : Home Decor.

Etikoppaka toys are captivating toys and artefacts carved out of Ivory Wood, a type of softwood, locally known as "Ankudu Karra". Natural dyes are mixed with lacquer to give these artefacts their beautiful colours. The wood is shaped manually in various shapes and sizes by the supremely skilled craftsmen of Andhra Pradesh

• Primary Material :Ivory Wood, lacquer colour
• Weight : 500 gm
• Usage : Home Decor.

Etikoppaka toys are captivating toys and artefacts carved out of Ivory Wood, a type of softwood, locally known as "Ankudu Karra". Natural dyes are mixed with lacquer to give these artefacts their beautiful colours. The wood is shaped manually in various shapes and sizes by the supremely skilled craftsmen of Andhra Pradesh.

• Primary Material :Ivory Wood, lacquer colour
• Weight : 500 gm
• Usage : Home Decor.

Etikoppaka toys are captivating toys and artefacts carved out of Ivory Wood, a type of softwood, locally known as "Ankudu Karra". Natural dyes are mixed with lacquer to give these artefacts their beautiful colours. The wood is shaped manually in various shapes and sizes by the supremely skilled craftsmen of Andhra Pradesh.

• Primary Material :Ivory Wood, lacquer colour
• Weight : 500 gm
• Usage : Home Decor.

Etikoppaka toys are captivating toys and artefacts carved out of Ivory Wood, a type of softwood, locally known as "Ankudu Karra". Natural dyes are mixed with lacquer to give these artefacts their beautiful colours. The wood is shaped manually in various shapes and sizes by the supremely skilled craftsmen of Andhra Pradesh.

• Primary Material : Ivory Wood, lacquer colour
• Weight : 500 gm
• Usage : Home Decor.

Etikoppaka toys are captivating toys and artefacts carved out of Ivory Wood, a type of softwood, locally known as "Ankudu Karra". Natural dyes are mixed with lacquer to give these artefacts their beautiful colours. The wood is shaped manually in various shapes and sizes by the supremely skilled craftsmen of Andhra Pradesh.

• Primary Material :Ivory Wood, lacquer colour
• Weight : 500 gm
• Usage : Home Decor.

Ettikopaka toys are well-known for their vivid colors, meticulous craftsmanship, and cultural significance. The Ettikopaka yellow birds set is a particularly charming example of these traditional wooden toys, showcasing the artisans' skills and creativity.

Etikoppaka toys are captivating toys and artefacts carved out of Ivory Wood, a type of softwood, locally known as "Ankudu Karra". Natural dyes are mixed with lacquer to give these artefacts their beautiful colours. The wood is shaped manually in various shapes and sizes by the supremely skilled craftsmen of Andhra Pradesh.

• Primary Material :Ivory Wood, lacquer colour
• Weight : 500 gm
• Usage : Home Decor.

The Etikoppaka toy Baby Krishna is a lovingly handcrafted wooden figure, depicting the playful charm of young Lord Krishna. Made using traditional lacquerware techniques from Andhra Pradesh, it features natural dyes and vibrant detailing. This eco-friendly idol blends spirituality, culture, and art, perfect for devotion, gifting, or home décor.

• Primary Material : Ivory Wood
• Dimensions : 5 inch(12 cm Height)
• Weight : 500 gm
• Laquer : Natural & Organic Vegetable Dyes

Ettikopaka toys, also known as Etikoppaka toys, are traditional wooden toys crafted in the village of Etikoppaka in the Visakhapatnam district of Andhra Pradesh, India. These toys are famous for their vibrant colors and intricate designs, reflecting the rich cultural heritage and skilled craftsmanship of the region. One of the most popular themes among these toys is the depiction of Hindu deities, including Lord Ganesha.
Primary Material : Wood
Weight : 300 Grams
Dimensions : 10*6*4 cm

Ettikopaka toys are renowned for their traditional craftsmanship and cultural significance. Among the various themes depicted in these toys, the "Mother Statue" holds a special place, embodying the universal values of motherhood, care, and nurturing.
The mother statues typically depict a mother in various nurturing poses, such as holding or feeding her child. These statues capture the tenderness and affection inherent in the mother-child relationship.

Kondapalli Bommalu is a toy made of wood in Kondapalli of Krishna district, a village nearby Vijayawada in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh The Kondapalli toys are made from softwood known as Tella Poniki which are found in nearby Kondapalli Hills.

• Primary Material: Wood
• Dimensions : 7*10*6
• Weight : 700 gm
• Usage : Home decor