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Handcrafted Chamba Rumal with Sacred Cow Embroidery
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Handcrafted Chamba Rumal with Sacred Cow Embroidery

Traditional Hand-Embroidered Chamba Rumal Featuring a Sacred Cow Motif
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Dry clean only to maintain the embroidery\'s vibrancy. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Handle with care to avoid damaging the detailed stitching.
Anita Bhardwaj

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This beautifully handcrafted Chamba Rumal showcases an intricately embroidered sacred cow adorned with regal decorations. The cow, revered in Indian culture as a symbol of divinity and prosperity, is highlighted in shades of gold, maroon, and white. The delicate silk thread work brings out the intricate details of the design, paying homage to traditional Himachali craftsmanship. Perfect for home decor or as a thoughtful gift, this Chamba Rumal embodies cultural heritage and spiritual significance, making it a unique piece of art to cherish.

Anita Bhardwaj
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Anita Bhardwaj

Anita Bhardwaj is a renowned Chamba Rumal craftsperson who hails from the village of Dharyanu in Chamba. Born in 1984, Bhardwaj was introduced to Chamba Rumal at a young age by her grandmother, who was also an expert in the craft. Inspired by her grandmother, Bhardwaj started learning the craft at the age of 13.Early Life and StrugglesBhardwaj's early life was full of struggles. As a young girl, she had to drop out of school due to financial constraints and family responsibilities. However, she didn't let that deter her from pursuing her passion for Chamba Rumal. She continued to hone her skills by practicing on her own and learning from other experts in the field.Journey as a Chamba Rumal ArtistBhardwaj's journey as a Chamba Rumal artist has been long and eventful. She has spent over three decades perfecting her craft and creating stunning pieces of art. Her work has been exhibited in various national and international exhibitions, including the Surajkund Crafts Mela and the National Handloom Expo.National Award WinnerBhardwaj's dedication to her craft has been recognized by the Government of India. In 2016, she was awarded the National Award for Master Crafts Person in the Chamba Rumal category. The award not only recognized Bhardwaj's exceptional skills but also helped in promoting the dying art form.The Art of Chamba RumalChamba Rumal is a unique art form that involves intricate embroidery on a square piece of cloth. The embroidery is done using a fine needle and silk threads of various colors. The motifs used in Chamba Rumal are inspired by nature and mythology. The craft requires a high level of skill and precision, and it can take several months to complete a single piece.Reviving the Dying Art FormChamba Rumal was once a thriving art form, but over time, it started losing its popularity. Bhardwaj is one of the many artists who are working towards reviving this dying art form. She has been actively involved in training young artists and organizing workshops to promote Chamba Rumal.

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100% Handcrafted

Made with time-honored traditional techniques by certified Indian master artisans.

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Authentic Materials

Genuine natural materials sourced responsibly from indigenous Indian craft clusters.

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Every purchase directly supports the livelihoods of traditional artisan families.

Craft / Category Apparel
Master Artisan Anita Bhardwaj
Material Cotton Cloth with Silk Thread Embroidery
Color Multicolor Embroidery on Beige Base
Dimensions (L x W x H) 60 x 60 cm
Country of Origin India
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