Ladakh's Wood Carving
Recently the wood carvings of Ladakh have been granted Geographical Indications tag.
- The wood carvings are made from locally available softwood, such as willow and poplar, and are used for decorative, functional, and religious purposes.
- The designs of Ladakhi wood carvings are inspired by nature, mythology, and local folklore.
- The carvings depict various motifs, such as flowers, leaves, birds, animals, deities, and geometric patterns.
- The carvers use traditional hand tools, such as chisels, hammers, and knives, to create intricate and detailed designs on the wood.
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