Rubber is one of important raw material for industry, especially an industry moved in rubber products. Currently, Indonesia has become one of the countries exporting high-quality rubber products. Because of that, it is not surprising that Indonesia has a lot of rubber manufactures and exporters.
Inti Dragon Suryatama is one of the largest eva and rubber manufactures in Indonesia. This company was established since 1969 in Mojokerto, East Java, Indonesia and produced the best quality of eva and rubber product for many years. The company also has a lot of rubber products, such us : interlock eva, rubber foam, bumper, eva floor, etc. Those products are can be used for home, industry, sport, agriculture and more. Not only for Indonesia customer, Inti Dragon Suryatama has supplied its products to many customers in the world.
Rabu, 01 Desember 2010
Minimalis Lamp & Home Decor
Jasri Bali Lamp Design is handicraft and interior company that located in Gianyar, Bali – Indonesia. This company has range of elegant home decor with beautiful and unique design. Jasri Bali Lamp Design also serves wholesale buyer and exported to many countries. Its minimalist simplest lamps and home décor with each representing a work of art, combining function, artistic design and beauty.
If you interesting to those Bali lamps products, you can order it by email. Prevailing 50% deposit to further the order. The remaining 50% should be finalized before the shipping date. Jasri require 4 – 6 weeks to complete your order and during the production process Jasri will keep you informed about the update. Choose your favorite lamps; table lamps, floor lamp, ceiling lamp, wall lamp, home deco, and so on.
If you interesting to those Bali lamps products, you can order it by email. Prevailing 50% deposit to further the order. The remaining 50% should be finalized before the shipping date. Jasri require 4 – 6 weeks to complete your order and during the production process Jasri will keep you informed about the update. Choose your favorite lamps; table lamps, floor lamp, ceiling lamp, wall lamp, home deco, and so on.
Indian Handicrafts - An Introduction
A walk through the time-honored gallery of Indian handicrafts showcases the cultural brilliance and munificence of the nation. Emblematic of a country that is a melting pot of diverse communities, customs, tribes, traditions, festivals and languages, the lineage of Indian handicraft dates back to antiquity and captures a rich blend of functionality with artistic ingenuity. Infusing prolific designs on timeless substrates like textiles, stone, metal, papier mache, glass, grass, wood, cane, bamboo, clay, terracotta and ceramics, they beautifully articulate the artistic mastery and excellence of Indian craftspersons who have inherited, preserved and honed this ancient skill throughout the ages. Today, globally extolled for their dynamic combination of form, design and color, Indian handicrafts enjoy a large export market, especially in places like Saudi Arabia, U.S.A. Japan, U.K, Germany, Canada, Italy, France, to name a few.
Popular Indian Handicraft Items
Metal Craft: Metals such as gold, silver, copper, brass and bell metal are shaped to perfection to create an exquisite wealth of jewellery, figurines, idols, utensils, etc. These intricately crafted items are special to Bihar, West Bengal, Kashmir, Orissa, Assam, Tamil Nadu and Kerala.
Metal Ornamentation: Use of techniques such as inlay, overlay, appliqué, etc, gives birth to the exclusive repertoire of metal ornamentation in India in the form of Bidri – a kind of surface ornamentation relived with silver and gold inlay, and Enamelling – an artwork where surfaces of various metals are subjected to color treatment and etchings.
Pottery & Stone Craft: A distinguishable variety of utilitarian and decorative products are fabricated by potters and craftsmen of Alwar, Bikaner, Jaipur, Kutch, Saurashtra, Kangra, Meerut, Hapur, Khujra, etc, under this handicraft category.
Stone Craft & Marble Inlay Work: Stones in different shapes, sizes and colors are sculpted, inlaid and polished to produce an artistic range of utensils, statues, candle stands, medicine grinders, lampshades, etc. This craft is extensively practiced in Bihar, Varanasi, Tamil Nadu, Rajasthan, Agra and Vrindavan.
Terracotta: Baked earth is shaped to produce a laudable variety of containers, jars, stools, statues, tiles, jewellery, etc.
Wood Craft: Craftsmen of Jammu & Kashmir, Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat, Karnataka and Kerala use different types of wood like Rosewood, Sandalwood, Teakwood and Shisham to produce items like furniture, toys, wall plaques, idols, etc.
Precious & Semi Precious Stones: Indian craftsmen exhibit their creative mettle by carving an eye-catching collection of jewelery using precious and semi-precious stones such as pearls, ruby, sapphire, amethyst, lapis, lazuli, etc.
Paintings: From floor paintings, wall paintings to phad paintings, Indian handicrafts clasps it all. Of special mention are the Miniature Mughal Paintings of Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh, and Madhubani Paintings of Bihar.
Textiles: Skillful weaving techniques, vibrant colors and inventive designs combine to bring out the fascinating textile based handicrafts of India. Popular handwoven fabrics include silk, brocade and figured muslim, and popular handprinted textile motifs include block and screen painting, kalamkari, batik, and bandhanis.
Cane & Moonj: Drawing on the spirit of rural India, Indian artisans create an inimitable line of cane furniture and moonj baskets that are traditional in outlook but comes with contemporaneity functional utility.
Carpets & Durries: The floor coverings of India, especially Indian carpets with their brilliant colors, fine weaves and unmatched designs are a rage in the global market. Premium quality carpets in India are available in three varieties – Persian, Turkoman and Aubusson. Even durries and jute floor coverings of India are famed for their brilliance in quality and appeal.
Handicrafts Export Markets In India
Labor-intensive in nature, the Indian Handicrafts and Gifts Industry is a major revenue generator of the country providing employment opportunities to more than 6 million craftsmen throughout India. Today it enjoys a strong presence in the world market with a turnover of USD 1.9 billion. It has also shown a consistent annual growth rate of more than 15 per cent over a period of 10 years, with a steep rise from a mere 3.6% to a 10% share in global handicraft exports. Major Indian states that contribute to exportation of various handicraft items are Andhra Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Gujarat. Moreover, popular handcrafted gift items manufactured and marketed from India includes vases, candle stands, Christmas ornaments, pen stands, brassware, papier mache gift items, ceramic pots and handmade paper products in matchless variety and designs.
Popular Indian Handicraft Items
Metal Craft: Metals such as gold, silver, copper, brass and bell metal are shaped to perfection to create an exquisite wealth of jewellery, figurines, idols, utensils, etc. These intricately crafted items are special to Bihar, West Bengal, Kashmir, Orissa, Assam, Tamil Nadu and Kerala.
Metal Ornamentation: Use of techniques such as inlay, overlay, appliqué, etc, gives birth to the exclusive repertoire of metal ornamentation in India in the form of Bidri – a kind of surface ornamentation relived with silver and gold inlay, and Enamelling – an artwork where surfaces of various metals are subjected to color treatment and etchings.
Pottery & Stone Craft: A distinguishable variety of utilitarian and decorative products are fabricated by potters and craftsmen of Alwar, Bikaner, Jaipur, Kutch, Saurashtra, Kangra, Meerut, Hapur, Khujra, etc, under this handicraft category.
Stone Craft & Marble Inlay Work: Stones in different shapes, sizes and colors are sculpted, inlaid and polished to produce an artistic range of utensils, statues, candle stands, medicine grinders, lampshades, etc. This craft is extensively practiced in Bihar, Varanasi, Tamil Nadu, Rajasthan, Agra and Vrindavan.
Terracotta: Baked earth is shaped to produce a laudable variety of containers, jars, stools, statues, tiles, jewellery, etc.
Wood Craft: Craftsmen of Jammu & Kashmir, Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat, Karnataka and Kerala use different types of wood like Rosewood, Sandalwood, Teakwood and Shisham to produce items like furniture, toys, wall plaques, idols, etc.
Precious & Semi Precious Stones: Indian craftsmen exhibit their creative mettle by carving an eye-catching collection of jewelery using precious and semi-precious stones such as pearls, ruby, sapphire, amethyst, lapis, lazuli, etc.
Paintings: From floor paintings, wall paintings to phad paintings, Indian handicrafts clasps it all. Of special mention are the Miniature Mughal Paintings of Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh, and Madhubani Paintings of Bihar.
Textiles: Skillful weaving techniques, vibrant colors and inventive designs combine to bring out the fascinating textile based handicrafts of India. Popular handwoven fabrics include silk, brocade and figured muslim, and popular handprinted textile motifs include block and screen painting, kalamkari, batik, and bandhanis.
Cane & Moonj: Drawing on the spirit of rural India, Indian artisans create an inimitable line of cane furniture and moonj baskets that are traditional in outlook but comes with contemporaneity functional utility.
Carpets & Durries: The floor coverings of India, especially Indian carpets with their brilliant colors, fine weaves and unmatched designs are a rage in the global market. Premium quality carpets in India are available in three varieties – Persian, Turkoman and Aubusson. Even durries and jute floor coverings of India are famed for their brilliance in quality and appeal.
Handicrafts Export Markets In India
Labor-intensive in nature, the Indian Handicrafts and Gifts Industry is a major revenue generator of the country providing employment opportunities to more than 6 million craftsmen throughout India. Today it enjoys a strong presence in the world market with a turnover of USD 1.9 billion. It has also shown a consistent annual growth rate of more than 15 per cent over a period of 10 years, with a steep rise from a mere 3.6% to a 10% share in global handicraft exports. Major Indian states that contribute to exportation of various handicraft items are Andhra Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Gujarat. Moreover, popular handcrafted gift items manufactured and marketed from India includes vases, candle stands, Christmas ornaments, pen stands, brassware, papier mache gift items, ceramic pots and handmade paper products in matchless variety and designs.
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