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Channapatna is a small town in Karnataka, but it shines bright as the "Land of Toys," where centuries-old skills in wooden toy-making are rejoiced across the globe. This craft, dating over 200 years, is the result of much handcrafting with local ivory wood and lacquer and generally available within natural colors that are very friendly to the environment. Wooden toys not only win family recognition but are even carried down through the generational line of the craft masters. Their products speak individual cultures but are moulding by demand that is grown on a global basis. This is increasingly being admired in today's world, that increasingly seeks eco-friendly as its alternative. Keeping the tradition alive, Channapatna artisans have innovated in order to remain relevant. Designs appeal to modern aesthetics and consumer preferences. Initiatives support these artisans in keeping their work competitive, enhancing production quality, and retaining cultural identity. This blend of old-world craftsmanship and modern appeal continues to attract international attention, as Channapatna toys make their mark globally.

11/7/20241 min read