BARDDHAMAN MIHIDANA
Sitabhog, as the name promises is known mythically as a sweet dish favored by none other than Mother Sita in Ramayana but history has its own tale to tell. On 1904, Lord Curzon visited Bardhaman on invitation of Maharaja Vijaychand Mahatab. To memorize the occasion and welcome the grand lunch prepared for Lord Curzon, Maharaja ordered Vairabchandra Nag, a famous sweet-maker of the town, to prepare something distinctive and unique which would astonish the Lord. Vairabchandra shouldered the responsibility and after much brainstorming launched two brand new sweets named as Sitabhog and Mihidana. Lord Curzon was surprised to have such a special and unique sweet and on his appreciation note given to the sweet maker he expressed his happiness by saying that he never had such delicious sweet ever before. Thereafter, the name and fame of these two sweets reached all over the country and abroad.
Mihidana is an Indian sweet from Burdwan, West Bengal, India. Mihidana, described as the micro cousin of the traditional Boondi, is derived from two words, Mihi meaning fine, and Dana, meaning grain.
PHULKARI
PHULKARI SALWAR
PIPLI APPLIQUE 
PHULKARI SHAWL 
PERSONAL ACCESSORIES 
HOME ACCESSORIES 
TULAIPANJI RICE
DARJEELING TEA
MYSORE AGARBATTI
MYSORE SANDAL SOAP
GOBINDOBHOG RICE
ODISHA PATCHITRA
BANGLAR PATACHITRA
MADHUBANI ART
KASHMIR PAPER MACHE
NAKSHI KATHA(Coming soon)
KUTCH EMBRODARY
LAKHNOW ZARDOZI
PASHMINA SHAWL
KANI SHAWL
PHULKARI(Coming soon)
PASHMINA SCARF
MADUR KATHI(MAT)
PHULKARI STOLE
PASHMINA STOLE
KALAMKARI DUPATTA
PATACHITRA DUPATTA
PHULKARI DUPATTA
FIROZABAD GLASS
CHIKAN CRAFT
MORADABAD METAL 
BANGLAR ROSOGOLLA
BARDDHAMAN MIHIDANA
BARDDHAMAN SITABHOG
NAKSHI KANTHA(Coming soon)
PHULKARI
PAITHANI SAREE 
KARVATI KATI & FEBRIC 
BHAGALPUR SILK 
KALAMKARI SAREE 
DHANIAKHALI SAREE 
BALUCHARI SAREE 
SANTIPUR SAREE 
BANARASI SAREE 
RAJASTHANI KATHPUTLI 
BHADOHI CARPET 
BANGLAR DOKRA
WALNUT WOOD CARVING
SAHARANPUR CRAFT
KHUJRA POTTERY
CHHAU MASK
BANGLAR TERRACOTTA
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