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Slogging Bull
₹1,999.00 Sweat shirts Select optionsDominating any space that it can find, this slogging bull is usually working and carrying workload of friends and family resting only after stuff gets done
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Fidgety Monkey
₹1,999.00 Sweat shirts Select optionsNot one found to be doing anything without a purpose, this fidgety money can be seen swinging around making connections and getting things done.
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Zen Owl
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Narasimha Cheriyal Musugu
₹1,999.00 Sweat shirts Select optionsThe mask (musugu) of the yellow tiger is used to recite tales of the half man, half tiger from the Cheriyal region in Telangana. This is a dying artform that is being kept alive by a few dedicated practitioners.
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Raavan Majuli Mukha
₹1,999.00 Sweat shirts Select optionsInspired by the Assamese art form of mask making, (Mukha Shilpa), masks of Raavan are used in the performance of the 400 year old theatre form of Ankia Bhaonas based on the Ramayana.
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Narasimha Cheriyal Musugu
₹1,999.00 Sweat shirts Select optionsThe mask (musugu) of the yellow tiger is used to recite tales of the half man, half tiger from the Cheriyal region in Telangana. This is a dying artform that is being kept alive by a few dedicated practitioners.
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Narasimha Cheriyal Musugu
₹1,999.00 Sweat shirts Select optionsThe mask (musugu) of the yellow tiger is used to recite tales of the half man, half tiger from the Cheriyal region in Telangana. This is a dying artform that is being kept alive by a few dedicated practitioners.
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Raavan Majuli Mukha
₹1,599.00 Sweat shirts Select optionsInspired by the Assamese art form of mask making, (Mukha Shilpa), masks of Raavan are used in the performance of the 400 year old theatre form of Ankia Bhaonas based on the Ramayana.
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Raavan Majuli Mukha
₹1,599.00 Sweat shirts Select optionsInspired by the Assamese art form of mask making, (Mukha Shilpa), masks of Raavan are used in the performance of the 400 year old theatre form of Ankia Bhaonas based on the Ramayana.