From the archive record
A handicrafts stall operated by the National Backwards Classes Finance & Development Corporation at the Surajkund International Crafts Mela showcases traditional brass decorative items and handcrafted Hindu deity idols. The display includes detailed brass sculptures used for religious worship, home decoration, and pooja room arrangements. Ornamental brass parrot wall hangings are also featured among the handcrafted items, reflecting traditional Indian decorative art styles. The stall highlights metal craftsmanship and artisan products commonly associated with regional handicraft traditions across India. Visitors move around the mela venue exploring handmade decorative objects, cultural art pieces, and heritage craft displays. The footage captures traditional brass artistry and the vibrant