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Artist: Armaan Ratra
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Madhubani Decorative Bowls of Bihar for sale at the 33rd Surajkund International Arts and Crafts Mela 2019, in Faridabad.

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Haryanvi hookahs at the 33rd Surajkund International Arts and Crafts Mela 2019, in Faridabad.

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Elephants made by Panchdhatu of Tikamgarh district, Madhya Pradesh for sale at the 33rd Surajkund International Arts and Crafts Mela 2019, in Faridabad.

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Home decor items on display at the 33rd Surajkund International Arts and Crafts Mela 2019, in Faridabad.

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Statues made by Terracotta and clay for sale at the 33rd Surajkund International Arts and Crafts Mela 2019, in Faridabad.

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Tribal Dance of Amravati (Maharashtra) at the Surajkund International Arts and Crafts Mela 2019, in Faridabad.

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Glass bottle art (Pattachitra) of Odisha at the 33rd Surajkund International Arts and Crafts Mela 2019, in Faridabad.

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Leather products (Lampshades) of Andhra Pradesh at the 33rd Surajkund International Arts and Crafts Mela 2019, in Faridabad.

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Bamboo baskets of Pithoragarh, Uttrakhand for sale at the 33rd Surajkund International Arts and Crafts Mela 2019, in Faridabad.

Photo by J S Adhikari/Outlook
Thailand artists performs at 33rd Surajkund International Arts and Crafts Mela 2019, in Faridabad.

Photo by J S Adhikari/Outlook
Cultural perfromances at the Surajkund International Arts and Crafts Mela 2019, in Faridabad.

Photo by J S Adhikari/Outlook
Cultural perfromances at the Surajkund International Arts and Crafts Mela 2019, in Faridabad.

Photo by J S Adhikari/Outlook
Cultural perfromances at the Surajkund International Arts and Crafts Mela 2019, in Faridabad.

Photo by J S Adhikari/Outlook
Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal and Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis visit stalls at the Surajkund International Arts and Crafts Mela 2019, in Faridabad.

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Municipal workers walk past a wall painted with pictures of Hindu gods as part of the 'Paint My City' project ahead of Kumbh Mela festival in Allahabad.

AP Photo/Rajesh Kumar Singh
Artists from Promocare Group work on a sadhu portrait on the pillar of Rambagh flyover being created as part of the 'Paint My City' project ahead of Kumbh Mela festival in Allahaba...

AP Photo/Rajesh Kumar Singh
Artists perform during the India-China Cultural Evening, at Pravasi Bhartiya Kendra in New Delhi.

PTI Photo/Vijay Verma

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