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Keywords
Indian folk art, Indian ceramics history, Indian folk festivals, Kangra
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How to Cite
Gupta, P., Sharma, V.K. (2016) ‘Clay art: expression of cultural & religious individuality: УДК745/749:738’, The Art of Eurasia, (1), pp. 52–59. doi:10.25712/ASTU.2518-7767.2016.01.005.
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Abstract
In the present paper, an effort has been made to focus on the rare art of making clay dolls and toys among the women folk in Himachal Himalay. It has explored the issues of connoisseurship, with emphasis on folk art. The paper provides a comprehensive account of the folk art form. The also deliberates on the cultural and ecological significance of the art.
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