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Kashmiri Artisan Praises PM Modi for Promoting Papier-Mache Craft Globally

Indian Community Editorial TeamBy Indian Community Editorial TeamJuly 14, 20262 Mins ReadNo Comments Add us to Google Preferred Sources
Kashmiri Artisan Praises PM Modi for Promoting Papier-Mache Craft Globally
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Kashmiri papier-mache artisan Basharat Hussain has lauded Prime Minister Narendra Modi for presenting a traditional Kashmiri papier-mache bowl to Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto. Hussain views this gesture as a significant recognition of the Valley’s artistic heritage on the global platform. He believes it showcases the skill and dedication of Kashmiri artisans, bringing international attention to the region’s celebrated crafts.

The handcrafted bowl, featuring intricate floral and bird motifs created using the Naqashi technique, was part of the Indian gifts presented by Prime Minister Modi during his Indonesia visit. This gesture not only highlights Kashmir’s rich artistic legacy but also promotes traditional handicrafts from rural India at an international level. The artisan hopes that such recognition will boost the demand for authentic Kashmiri papier-mache products, providing opportunities for local craftsmen and inspiring future generations to carry forward this centuries-old art form.

Expressing gratitude towards Prime Minister Modi, Basharat Hussain considers the selection of a Kashmiri papier-mache bowl as a gift for the Indonesian President a matter of pride. He commends the Prime Minister’s efforts in showcasing and preserving traditional crafts, which play a vital role in India’s cultural heritage. The exquisite Kashmiri papier-mache bowl, known for its intricate designs and durable finish, symbolizes the Valley’s rich handicraft tradition and artistic finesse.

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