The Craft of Munj Grass Weaving of Allahabad
The Art of Munj Weaving stemmed from the necessity to store agricultural produce in small farming communities living close to the Ganga in Uttar Pradesh. Gradually, however, this art lost its significance. Our documentary today is based on an Ethnoarchaeology Project we did amidst the pandemic on Grass Weaving in North India and is brought to you by Member Ira Bhatnagar in this exclusive video by her.
Видео The Craft of Munj Grass Weaving of Allahabad канала Speaking Archaeologically
Видео The Craft of Munj Grass Weaving of Allahabad канала Speaking Archaeologically
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