Etikoppaka Toy Craft
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Brief Description
- Origin: Etikoppaka toys are traditional toys made by artisans of Etikoppaka village located on the banks of Varaha River in Visakhapatnam district of Andhra Pradesh.
- Materials Used: These toys are made from the wood of the Ankudu tree (Wrightia tinctoria), which is lightweight, soft, and ideal for intricate carvings.
- Colours: They are colored using natural dyes derived from seeds, roots, leaves, and bark.
- Technique Involved: They are finished with a lacquer-turning technique, giving the toys a smooth, glossy, and durable finish.
- Geographical ....
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