Gudigaragalli- Street of Handicrafts
Today taking you through street of handicraft. This street in mainly famous for wood-craft. If you walk down this street, you will feel you have entered a world of arts and craft.
The name of the street is Gudigaragalli(Gudigar- temple artisan or craftsman, Galli means street ). Its in my native place Kumta. Gudigararu- is group of people, and their traditional profession is wood carving. They are very skilled people and artisans.
You can know about Gudigars here.
I can say , their contributions to arts have made my native famous worldwide! I’m really proud to take you through this street of Handicraft:
From outside itself you can see the shop is filled with many statues and other handicraft items.
Some more shops along the street Gudigaragalli.
I know, you are eager to see their works in detail. Even I’m enthusiastic to to share about their work. So in next post, I will take you to one of my favorite shops.
Until then,
Love , laugh and live the life to the fullest,
-Ranjana
Good & Informative post. Waiting for the next one, in detail.
definitely I would love to check detail..waiting 4 d nxt pot nw…
Will be great going in!
Hi Ranjana ,
looks Great,
nice information …
Waiting for your next post 🙂
Very informative and interesting. Will wait for the next post..
its like a journey …
informative one …keen to read the next post ,,,do include a short interview with the shopkeepers and the embroiders
interesting…lookin fwd to read the next part!
Ranjana, thanks for taking us on a tour of this beautiful craft town !!
Hi ranjana, Great idea to share abt your local arts shops…
What color and detail.s, waiting for a closer look 🙂
I am also waiting for more pictures to see the works in more detail. Thanks for sharing.
Good to know about this place. Thanks for sharing.
would love to walk on these streets feasting my eyes on the w'ful things !
Wonderful handicrafts shops.
so fascinating! I would love to visit here…..seems so far away to me.
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Interesting shopping space….Thanks for sharing..:-)
Shall wait for your posts.
Interesting 🙂 i enjoy shopping for crafts too… i used to make cloth flowers and decorative baskets out of soaps myself!
A detailed post would be really interesting to watch ..loved this post !!
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Very nice pics dear 🙂 waiting for the individual review of the stores 🙂
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Thank you all. I will definitely post about their works in details soon
Wow!! It must be fun strolling here 🙂
Really I appreciate the effort you made to share the knowledge. The topic here i found was really effective to the topic which I was researching for a long time.
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Thank you all. I will write about Gudigargalli in my coming posts again.
@aishani : Glad that, this information is useful to you .
hey i just loved your site… i am fond of handicraft items and looking forward for your update..
Thank you for sharing the information. I am from Gudigar Galli and am proud of the art. Detail on each place would be great.
very nice collections of handicrafts, I am from Hastakala
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