Kashmiri Paper Mache Boxes

Kashmiri paper mache is a unique and vibrant art form that has been practiced in the Kashmir Valley for centuries. It is made by layering and molding recycled paper pulp, which is then painted and decorated with intricate designs. Kashmiri paper mache is famous for its delicate and intricate designs, which often depict floral motifs, geometric patterns, and scenes from Kashmiri life. In 2011, Kashmiri paper mache was awarded a GI (Geographical Indication) tag by the Government of India. This means that only paper mache made in the Kashmir Valley can be called "Kashmiri paper mache." The GI tag helps to protect the traditional craft from imitation and ensures that consumers can be sure they are buying authentic Kashmiri paper mache. If you're asking when Kashmiri papier-mâché was introduced to India: It arrived in the 14th century with the Persian mystic Mir Sayyid Ali Hamadani and his skilled craftsmen. Artisan can take time for making 1 Month to 30 Years all depends on Shape , Size , Art , Antique , Luxury , Theme , Patterns , Paisley , Antique Designes and 22-24CT Gold work.