The Toshali Mela has been held at the Janata Maidan in Bhubaneswar since January 21 with the support of the Department of Handlooms, Weaving and Handicrafts. Janata Maidan has long been a beacon of beauty. The public is flocking. There is a beauty market at the fairgrounds. Viewers are amazed by the unique artwork of the various beauties. Empty black chemistry all over the field. Black-and-white people are looking for artifacts of their own interest.
Utkal Mati's artistic excellence and craftsmanship are creating a spectacular scene in the middle of the innovative glittering national handicraft fair Toshali in the middle of the Toshali. Inside the Cuttack Badamba stall, Shri Gannath's beauty looks beautiful. Firingia and Gandamunda's wooden stalls are crowded. The crowd at the canopy stall in Pipili is similar. Utkalika, Amman, Bayanika, Sambalpuri Bastralaya Stars are crowded.
Stalls like Chhattisgarh's iron industry, Telangana's leather industry, Rajasthan, Punjab and Manipur textile industries, Assam's bamboo industry, etc. showcase the unique talents of Indian beauty and art. Consumers are keen to buy a variety of sandalwood cosmetics from Karnataka. Agra's beautiful glassware shines through the eyes of the spectators. Even after the onset of winter, the fascinating winter jackets from Himachal Pradesh are attracting the attention of the stalls.
Keonjhar Bhagamunda Tosser Silk Park stalls are in good demand with toss jackets and other items. The beauty of the digital print toss is captivating the art audience. The unique combination of digital art and traditional print art is open to the public from 2 to 8 p.m. The Toshali fair will run until February 4.
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