Bamboo Crafts

from Odisha

467 items

Bamboo Handicrafts of North East

Do you know that a grove of bamboo release 35% more oxygen than an equivalent stand of trees? And also Bamboo is the FASTEST growing land plant in the world. You know the only thing that grows quicker is giant sea kelp in the ocean is Bamboo grass. Bamboo is a giant grass! It is not a tree. Bamboo grows with shallow grass-like roots (just like a lawn), they just grow hard woody culms instead.

Process of Bamboo Handicrafts

Bamboo can be used in multiple ways to make handicrafts. Bamboo can be processed into thin strips or sheet materials for bamboo plaiting, commonly known as bamboo strips. The processing procedures of bamboo strips include selecting materials, sawing bamboo, pruning, scraping, dividing, splitting, setting the width, thinning, and chamfering.

Bamboo Crafts

from Odisha
467 items
Bamboo For The Soul!

Litter building up on our streets, deforestation and oil leaking into oceans has made life on earth substantially less green than it should be. This is why people are increasingly doing more things for the environment to reduce their carbon footprint, like avoiding plastic bags, using public transport to save fuel and emission, and so on. Using eco-friendly materials is also a beneficial way to protect the environment. Bamboo is a long-lasting material, less expensive, easy to use and reu...

Bamboo For The Soul!

Litter building up on our streets, deforestation and oil leaking into oceans has made life on earth substantially less green than it should be. This is why people are increasingly doing more things for the environment to reduce their carbon footprint, like avoiding plastic bags, using public transport to save fuel and emission, and so on. Using eco-friendly materials is also a beneficial way to protect the environment. Bamboo is a long-lasting material, less expensive, easy to use and reuse at the end of its useful lifespan and is made from sustainable resources. The soil is damaged due to pollution or flawed farming executions. It can become barren or even diseased. Bamboo is one of the two plants that can grow in poor soil conditions. It can also regenerate topsoil and remove toxins from the soil. All plants take in carbon dioxide and emit oxygen during photosynthesis. Bamboo plants do this four times more effective than hardwood trees. It is a rapidly renewable source and grows to maturity after about five years. It can be harvested by hand and does not require any heavy machinery that causes pollution. Bamboo plants can grow tall and strong without the need to spray harmful pesticides that kill insects or even harm other animals. Hence, overall, bamboo is the best material to buy. Long-lasting products, like bamboo crafts, leave little or no negative impact on the environment.

Take Your Pick From A Wide Range Of Authentic Bamboo Handicrafts

Environment-conscious individuals can immediately head over to iTorki’s handmade bamboo products page and fall in love with the exquisite handicrafts and bamboo products online! There are handmade square  coasters made out of bamboo, available in different colours. They are uniquely styled with modern and organic designs and are heatproof. They are made by cutting bamboo and splitting them into slivers by hand. They are well-engineered by human hands and are entirely biodegradable; thus, they are eco-friendly. 

Similarly, you can buy a food-safe, non-plastic square-shaped fruit basket for serving bread, whole fruits or even cereal for your healthy organic breakfast. Buy such beautiful bamboo crafts online from iTokri.com. Buy  handmade trays in unique styles and modern designs. It is an ideal server for your cup of tea or coffee and serves up to 4 cups. You will fall absolutely in love with the colourful  bamboo earrings on this website, which are hand-painted with acrylic colours. You won't find a more adorable and unique indie item, so hurry and explore iTokri’s website for more  bamboo handmade earrings with eye-catching designs that will make you appreciate the skilled craftsmanship of local Indian artists.

There is an increase in the use of bamboo products with everyone trying to be as environmentally conscious as they can. You too can vow to protect the Earth by switching to bamboo products. If you're looking for the perfect spot to shop for handmade bamboo products, then iTokri is the right destination for you. At iTokri, you can find handcrafted bamboo products online effortlessly in just a few clicks. 

It's not too hard to get authentic bamboo products in India because iTokri has skilled artisans that create some of the most beautiful bamboo products in India that you might have ever seen. From hand-painted fridge magnets to block-printed table runners, whatever you need is out here for you to pick. Explore a range of bamboo handicrafts online from iTokri.

Why Should You Buy From iTokri.com?

iTokri is an online shopping platform that provides a wide range of traditional handpicked products, fabrics and  handicrafts online from all over India, which are a must-have for all the ethnic lovers out there! It values Indian skilled artists and their original and eco-friendly work, which gives them the recognition they deserve!

Simultaneously, they conduct market research to determine consumers’ needs as every individual has unique taste and preference and belongs to different parts of the country. It can be praised through the glowing reviews received from happy customers. Excellent customer service, skilled local artists, fast delivery worldwide, personal touch to each delivery in the form of handmade cards, notes and gifts are some of the many reasons you should go with iTokri.com for purchasing authentic Indian handmade products and bamboo crafts online shopping.

If you’ve been convinced now about the greatness of bamboo and how beautifully they fit in place of other less sustainable materials, then here’s your chance to shop for some amazing handmade bamboo products. Explore a range of bamboo products india from iTokri like bamboo craft products by baansuli and Bamboo Craft Rakhi and switch to a sustainable lifestyle with ease. Shop the best handicrafts from iTokri and get them delivered right to you hassle free.

Check iTokri's Diwali special! 

Diwali can be decorated in a variety of ways and with different ideas. This Diwali, iTokri has come up with an interesting collection. Get new  idols of Lakshmi & Ganesh for your house and a  special puja thali for the festival, don’t forget to start your puja with  Diwali sweets as a bhog. Check  premium gifts for your lovely family and friends.

FAQs

Q1.Which state in India is famous for cane and bamboo craft?

Many states are involved in bamboo production, but West Bengal is the most famous for its bamboo and cane crafts.

Q2.What is the history of bamboo handicraft?

The history of bamboo craft goes back to the 2nd century AD. There are no detailed chronicles in Indian history that talk about this handicraft’s origin and genesis.  However, it is believed that this craft has been existing since the dawn of civilisation. During the early 7th century, cane and bamboo crafts flourished under king Bhaskara Verma. This time also holds noteworthy mentions of cane and bamboo crafts, such as mats and excellent mats. It also has religious significance in the state of Assam.

Q3. What craft community practices the traditional occupation of bamboo crafting?

Since ancient times, the people and communities of Manipur practised cane crafts and bamboo handicrafts extensively, making different varieties of handicraft items of different designs and motifs for many purposes.

Q4. What is a bamboo handicraft?

Bamboo handicrafts are those products that are made with bamboo being the raw material. There are many bamboo handicrafts such as home decor, furniture, baskets etc. 

Q.5 What is the product of bamboo craft?

One can find many bamboo craft products such as table runners, furniture, baskets, boxes, mats, coasters, boxes, bags etc. 

Q6. Who invented bamboo crafts?

There is no specific mention about the origin of bamboo crafts. However, the records of the 2nd Century mention the use of bamboo crafts by the tribals. 

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