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Our Legacy: Recognition and Craftsmanship in Channapatna

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From our 200-year-old workshop to national stages, here is the journey of our Channapatna craft and the recognition that helps us keep the tradition alive.

A truly proud moment for our entire community as our handcrafted Anjaneya doll is presented to Honorable Prime Minister Narendra Modi. This recognition at the national level is a powerful validation of our 'Make in India' spirit.

Here I am shaking hands with Mr. Rahul Gandhi as he visits our exhibition. It is always an honor to showcase the skill of our artisans to national leaders and share the story of Channapatna's craft heritage.

Discussing the intricacies of our craft with Mr. Rahul Gandhi. In the background, you can see former Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh and Mrs. Sonia Gandhi observing our collection of handmade toys.

This Google advertisement beautifully tells the story of how we embraced the internet to save our dying art form. It shows how digital tools empowered our artisans and took our local craft to a global audience.

We were featured in this City Kemp newspaper article, which delves into the 18th-century Persian origins of Channapatna's wooden toy craft. Media features like this help spread awareness about the history and importance of our work.

We were pleased to host Honorable Sessions Judge Devaraja Bhat M for a tour of our factory. It is encouraging when public figures take a personal interest in understanding and supporting local craftsmanship.

Welcoming a film crew from Asia Light to our workshop. Documentaries and video features allow us to share the visual story of our toy-making process with a much wider audience.

A moment of interaction with Mr. Rahul Gandhi, explaining the different types of toys we create. Sharing our passion with visitors is one of the most rewarding parts of what we do.

About A Legacy of Recognition

Every accolade and visit featured here, from national leaders to global media, is more than just a photo opportunity for us. It represents the survival of our 200-year-old Channapatna craft and the livelihoods of the 500 artisan families who pour their skill into every piece of ivory wood we shape.

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