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Rs.578
The Geographical Indication Registry (GIR) has given Geographical Indication (GI) tag to the traditional Etikoppaka toys (Etikoppaka Bommalu) of Andhra Pradesh. These traditional toys are made by artisans in Etikoppaka village located on banks of river Varaha in Visakhapatnam district of the state.
Craft Type Etikoppaka toys Dimensions(In Inches) 4 x 12.5 x 12.5 Product Origin Etikoppaka (Vishakhapatnam) Material Soft wood and lacquer color Weight 130 Grams - The legacy of toy making in Etikoppaka is believed to have originated during the early 18th Century.
- In a world polluted by plastic toys, the non-toxic vegetable dyes of the Etikoppka offers an alternative.
- Using a soft wood, these products are then fashioned to perfection with objectives varying from beads and earning to candle stands and vermillion boxes.
- One of the biggest advantages and unique things about Etikoppaka toys was that they were well rounded and made using natural dye colours. This makes them safe for kids.
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Rs.309
The Geographical Indication Registry (GIR) has given Geographical Indication (GI) tag to the traditional Etikoppaka toys (Etikoppaka Bommalu) of Andhra Pradesh. These traditional toys are made by artisans in Etikoppaka village located on banks of river Varaha in Visakhapatnam district of the state.
Craft Type Etikoppaka toys Dimensions(In Inches) 6 x 6.5 x10 Product Origin Etikoppaka (Vishakhapatnam) Material Soft wood and lacquer color Weight 75 Grams - The legacy of toy making in Etikoppaka is believed to have originated during the early 18th Century.
- In a world polluted by plastic toys, the non-toxic vegetable dyes of the Etikoppka offers an alternative.
- Using a soft wood, these products are then fashioned to perfection with objectives varying from beads and earning to candle stands and vermillion boxes.
- One of the biggest advantages and unique things about Etikoppaka toys was that they were well rounded and made using natural dye colours. This makes them safe for kids.
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Rs.155
The Geographical Indication Registry (GIR) has given Geographical Indication (GI) tag to the traditional Etikoppaka toys (Etikoppaka Bommalu) of Andhra Pradesh. These traditional toys are made by artisans in Etikoppaka village located on banks of river Varaha in Visakhapatnam district of the state.
Craft Type Etikoppaka toys Dimensions(In Inches) 5.5 x 5.5 x 18 Product Origin Etikoppaka (Vishakhapatnam) Material Soft wood and lacquer color Weight 100 Grams - The legacy of toy making in Etikoppaka is believed to have originated during the early 18th Century.
- In a world polluted by plastic toys, the non-toxic vegetable dyes of the Etikoppka offers an alternative.
- Using a soft wood, these products are then fashioned to perfection with objectives varying from beads and earning to candle stands and vermillion boxes.
- One of the biggest advantages and unique things about Etikoppaka toys was that they were well rounded and made using natural dye colours. This makes them safe for kids.
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Rs.1,349
The Geographical Indication Registry (GIR) has given Geographical Indication (GI) tag to the traditional Etikoppaka toys (Etikoppaka Bommalu) of Andhra Pradesh. These traditional toys are made by artisans in Etikoppaka village located on banks of river Varaha in Visakhapatnam district of the state.
Craft Type Etikoppaka toys Dimensions(In Inches) 16 x 22 x 10 Product Origin Etikoppaka (Vishakhapatnam) Material Soft wood and lacquer color Weight 770 Grams - The legacy of toy making in Etikoppaka is believed to have originated during the early 18th Century.
- In a world polluted by plastic toys, the non-toxic vegetable dyes of the Etikoppka offers an alternative.
- Using a soft wood, these products are then fashioned to perfection with objectives varying from beads and earning to candle stands and vermillion boxes.
- One of the biggest advantages and unique things about Etikoppaka toys was that they were well rounded and made using natural dye colours. This makes them safe for kids.
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Rs.193
The Geographical Indication Registry (GIR) has given Geographical Indication (GI) tag to the traditional Etikoppaka toys (Etikoppaka Bommalu) of Andhra Pradesh. These traditional toys are made by artisans in Etikoppaka village located on banks of river Varaha in Visakhapatnam district of the state.
Craft Type Etikoppaka toys Dimensions(In Inches) 6 x 6 x 12 Product Origin Etikoppaka (Vishakhapatnam) Material Soft wood and lacquer color Weight 100 Grams - The legacy of toy making in Etikoppaka is believed to have originated during the early 18th Century.
- In a world polluted by plastic toys, the non-toxic vegetable dyes of the Etikoppka offers an alternative.
- Using a soft wood, these products are then fashioned to perfection with objectives varying from beads and earning to candle stands and vermillion boxes.
- One of the biggest advantages and unique things about Etikoppaka toys was that they were well rounded and made using natural dye colours. This makes them safe for kids.
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Rs.208
The Geographical Indication Registry (GIR) has given Geographical Indication (GI) tag to the traditional Etikoppaka toys (Etikoppaka Bommalu) of Andhra Pradesh. These traditional toys are made by artisans in Etikoppaka village located on banks of river Varaha in Visakhapatnam district of the state.
Craft Type Etikoppaka toys Dimensions(In Inches) 7.3 x 7.3 x 12 Product Origin Etikoppaka (Vishakhapatnam) Material Soft wood and lacquer color Weight 120 Grams - The legacy of toy making in Etikoppaka is believed to have originated during the early 18th Century.
- In a world polluted by plastic toys, the non-toxic vegetable dyes of the Etikoppka offers an alternative.
- Using a soft wood, these products are then fashioned to perfection with objectives varying from beads and earning to candle stands and vermillion boxes.
- One of the biggest advantages and unique things about Etikoppaka toys was that they were well rounded and made using natural dye colours. This makes them safe for kids.
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Rs.867
The Geographical Indication Registry (GIR) has given Geographical Indication (GI) tag to the traditional Etikoppaka toys (Etikoppaka Bommalu) of Andhra Pradesh. These traditional toys are made by artisans in Etikoppaka village located on banks of river Varaha in Visakhapatnam district of the state.
Craft Type Etikoppaka toys Dimensions(In Inches) 13 X 9 X 15 Product Origin Etikoppaka (Vishakhapatnam) Material Soft wood and lacquer color Weight 130 Grams - The legacy of toy making in Etikoppaka is believed to have originated during the early 18th Century.
- In a world polluted by plastic toys, the non-toxic vegetable dyes of the Etikoppka offers an alternative.
- Using a soft wood, these products are then fashioned to perfection with objectives varying from beads and earning to candle stands and vermillion boxes.
- One of the biggest advantages and unique things about Etikoppaka toys was that they were well rounded and made using natural dye colours. This makes them safe for kids.
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Rs.771
The Geographical Indication Registry (GIR) has given Geographical Indication (GI) tag to the traditional Etikoppaka toys (Etikoppaka Bommalu) of Andhra Pradesh. These traditional toys are made by artisans in Etikoppaka village located on banks of river Varaha in Visakhapatnam district of the state.
Craft Type Etikoppaka toys Dimensions(In Inches) 7 x 7 x 15.5 Product Origin Etikoppaka (Vishakhapatnam) Material Soft wood and lacquer color Weight 100 Grams - The legacy of toy making in Etikoppaka is believed to have originated during the early 18th Century.
- In a world polluted by plastic toys, the non-toxic vegetable dyes of the Etikoppka offers an alternative.
- Using a soft wood, these products are then fashioned to perfection with objectives varying from beads and earning to candle stands and vermillion boxes.
- One of the biggest advantages and unique things about Etikoppaka toys was that they were well rounded and made using natural dye colours. This makes them safe for kids.
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Rs.224
The Geographical Indication Registry (GIR) has given Geographical Indication (GI) tag to the traditional Etikoppaka toys (Etikoppaka Bommalu) of Andhra Pradesh. These traditional toys are made by artisans in Etikoppaka village located on banks of river Varaha in Visakhapatnam district of the state.
Craft Type Etikoppaka toys Dimensions(In Inches) 9.5 x 9.5 x 13 Product Origin Etikoppaka (Vishakhapatnam) Material Soft wood and lacquer color Weight 160 Grams - The legacy of toy making in Etikoppaka is believed to have originated during the early 18th Century.
- In a world polluted by plastic toys, the non-toxic vegetable dyes of the Etikoppka offers an alternative.
- Using a soft wood, these products are then fashioned to perfection with objectives varying from beads and earning to candle stands and vermillion boxes.
- One of the biggest advantages and unique things about Etikoppaka toys was that they were well rounded and made using natural dye colours. This makes them safe for kids.
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Rs.1,542
The Geographical Indication Registry (GIR) has given Geographical Indication (GI) tag to the traditional Etikoppaka toys (Etikoppaka Bommalu) of Andhra Pradesh. These traditional toys are made by artisans in Etikoppaka village located on banks of river Varaha in Visakhapatnam district of the state.
Craft Type Etikoppaka toys Dimensions(In Inches) 19 x 7.5 x 18.5 Product Origin Etikoppaka (Vishakhapatnam) Material Soft wood and lacquer color Weight 250 Grams - The legacy of toy making in Etikoppaka is believed to have originated during the early 18th Century.
- In a world polluted by plastic toys, the non-toxic vegetable dyes of the Etikoppka offers an alternative.
- Using a soft wood, these products are then fashioned to perfection with objectives varying from beads and earning to candle stands and vermillion boxes.
- One of the biggest advantages and unique things about Etikoppaka toys was that they were well rounded and made using natural dye colours. This makes them safe for kids.
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Rs.386
The Geographical Indication Registry (GIR) has given Geographical Indication (GI) tag to the traditional Etikoppaka toys (Etikoppaka Bommalu) of Andhra Pradesh. These traditional toys are made by artisans in Etikoppaka village located on banks of river Varaha in Visakhapatnam district of the state.
Craft Type Etikoppaka toys Dimensions(In Inches) 7 x 7 x 10 Product Origin Etikoppaka (Vishakhapatnam) Material Soft wood and lacquer color Weight 100 Grams - legacy of toy making in Etikoppaka is believed to have originated during the early 18th Century.
- In a world polluted by plastic toys, the non-toxic vegetable dyes of the Etikoppka offers an alternative.
- The Using a soft wood, these products are then fashioned to perfection with objectives varying from beads and earning to candle stands and vermillion boxes.
- One of the biggest advantages and unique things about Etikoppaka toys was that they were well rounded and made using natural dye colours. This makes them safe for kids.
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Rs.289
The Geographical Indication Registry (GIR) has given Geographical Indication (GI) tag to the traditional Etikoppaka toys (Etikoppaka Bommalu) of Andhra Pradesh. These traditional toys are made by artisans in Etikoppaka village located on banks of river Varaha in Visakhapatnam district of the state.
Craft Type Etikoppaka toys Dimensions(In Inches) 6 x 15.5 x 5 Product Origin Etikoppaka (Vishakhapatnam) Material Soft wood and lacquer color Weight 109 Grams - The legacy of toy making in Etikoppaka is believed to have originated during the early 18th Century.
- In a world polluted by plastic toys, the non-toxic vegetable dyes of the Etikoppka offers an alternative.
- Using a soft wood, these products are then fashioned to perfection with objectives varying from beads and earning to candle stands and vermillion boxes.
- One of the biggest advantages and unique things about Etikoppaka toys was that they were well rounded and made using natural dye colours. This makes them safe for kids.
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Rs.424
The Geographical Indication Registry (GIR) has given Geographical Indication (GI) tag to the traditional Etikoppaka toys (Etikoppaka Bommalu) of Andhra Pradesh. These traditional toys are made by artisans in Etikoppaka village located on banks of river Varaha in Visakhapatnam district of the state.
Craft Type Etikoppaka toys Dimensions(In Inches) 7 x 13 x 25 Product Origin Etikoppaka (Vishakhapatnam) Material Soft wood and lacquer color Weight 150 Grams - The legacy of toy making in Etikoppaka is believed to have originated during the early 18th Century.
- In a world polluted by plastic toys, the non-toxic vegetable dyes of the Etikoppka offers an alternative.
- Using a soft wood, these products are then fashioned to perfection with objectives varying from beads and earning to candle stands and vermillion boxes.
- One of the biggest advantages and unique things about Etikoppaka toys was that they were well rounded and made using natural dye colours. This makes them safe for kids.
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Rs.1,060
The Geographical Indication Registry (GIR) has given Geographical Indication (GI) tag to the traditional Etikoppaka toys (Etikoppaka Bommalu) of Andhra Pradesh. These traditional toys are made by artisans in Etikoppaka village located on banks of river Varaha in Visakhapatnam district of the state.
Craft Type Etikoppaka toys Dimensions(In Inches) 17 x 17 x 95 Product Origin  Etikoppaka (Vishakhapatnam) Material Soft wood and lacquer color Weight 550 Grams - The legacy of toy making in Etikoppaka is believed to have originated during the early 18th Century.
- In a world polluted by plastic toys, the non-toxic vegetable dyes of the Etikoppka offers an alternative.
- Using a soft wood, these products are then fashioned to perfection with objectives varying from beads and earning to candle stands and vermillion boxes.
- One of the biggest advantages and unique things about Etikoppaka toys was that they were well rounded and made using natural dye colours. This makes them safe for kids.
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Rs.707
The Geographical Indication Registry (GIR) has given Geographical Indication (GI) tag to the traditional Etikoppaka toys (Etikoppaka Bommalu) of Andhra Pradesh. These traditional toys are made by artisans in Etikoppaka village located on banks of river Varaha in Visakhapatnam district of the state.
Craft Type Etikoppaka toys Dimensions(In Inches) 14 x 14 x 45 Product Origin Etikoppaka (Vishakhapatnam) Material Soft wood and lacquer color Weight 150 Grams - The legacy of toy making in Etikoppaka is believed to have originated during the early 18th Century.
- In a world polluted by plastic toys, the non-toxic vegetable dyes of the Etikoppka offers an alternative.
- Using a soft wood, these products are then fashioned to perfection with objectives varying from beads and earning to candle stands and vermillion boxes.
- One of the biggest advantages and unique things about Etikoppaka toys was that they were well rounded and made using natural dye colours. This makes them safe for kids.
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