Bengal Embossed Leather, Embossed Leather, | AUTHENTIC CRAFT. CREATED IN INDIA.
Embossed Leather - Spectacle Case
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Bengal Embossed Leather, Embossed Leather, | AUTHENTIC CRAFT. CREATED IN INDIA.
Embossed Leather - Spectacle Case
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A beautiful and unique accessory. This Embossed Leather Spectacle Case made by artisans from West Bengal is a perfect accessory or even as a thoughtful gift. The craft was initiated to the village cluster through Kala Bhavan, the Department of Fine Arts section at the Viswabharati University. It was Rabindranath Tagore who had invited Batik artists from Java, Indonesia, to introduce the technique in India. In its initial phase Leather Embossing was restricted only to Batik on leather. However, over time, the craftsmen of the cluster have diversified into embossing designs on leather and then doing Batik on it. The process of embossing entails softening the leather, embossing the designs through dies, and finally dyeing the product.
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Product Details
Material : Leather
Craft : Bengal Embossed Leather Craft
State :West Bengal
Colour :Golden Yellow
Measurements : Length - 6" x Height -1.5" x Width - 2.5"
Product weight : 60 grams
Special Attention : Handcrafted Village Craft. Please Allow For Minor Crafting Defects..
Shipping Info :Dispatched in a maximum of 6 business days. Returns accepted within 12 days of delivery.
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Embossed Leather Craft
Beautiful Embossed Leather craft practiced by artisans from West Bengal has a unique character of its own. The craft was initiated to the village cluster through Kala Bhavan, the Department of Fine Arts section at the Viswabharati University. It was Rabindranath Tagore who had invited Batik artists from Java, Indonesia, to introduce the technique in India. In its initial phase Leather Embossing was restricted only to Batik on leather. However, over time, the craftsmen of the cluster have diversified into embossing designs on leather and then doing Batik on it. The process of embossing entails softening the leather, embossing the designs through dies, and finally dyeing the product.