1. Aranmula Kannadi (Kerala);
2. Bhavani Jamakkalam (Erode, Tamil Nadu);
3. Bidriware (Karnataka);
4. Blue Pottery (Jaipur, Rajasthan);
5. Chanderi saree (Guna, Madhya Pradesh);
6. Channapatna toys & dolls (Karnataka);
7. Chikan Craft (Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh)
8. Coimbatore wet grinder (Tamil Nadu);
9. Coorg Orange (Karnataka);
10. Darjeeling Tea (West Bengal);
11. Hyderabadi Haleem (Telangana, Andhra Pradesh)
12. Kancheepuram silk (Tamil Nadu);
13. Kangra tea (Himachal Pradesh);
14. Kashmiri Pashmina (Jammu and Kashmir);
15. Kasuti embroidery(Karnataka);
16. Kota Doria (Kota, Rajasthan);
17. Kotpad Hand loom fabric (Koraput, Orissa);
18. Kullu shawl (Himachal Pradesh);
19. Madurai Sungudi (Tamil Nadu);
20. Mysore Agarbathi (Mysore, Karnataka);
21. Mysore betel leaf (Karnataka);
22. Mysore Rose wood inlay (Karnataka);
23. Mysore sandal soap (Karnataka);
24. Mysore sandalwood oil (Karnataka);
25. Mysore silk (Karnataka);
26. Mysore traditional paintings (Karnataka)
27. Nanjanagud banana (Karnataka);
28. Orissa Ikat (Orissa).
29. Pochampally Ikat (Andhra Pradesh);
30. Salem fabric (Tamil Nadu);
31. Solapur terry towel (Maharashtra);
If every thing goes well, there could be another addition in the present list of GI indicators- Ever favourite and juicy, melt-in-your-mouth Rosogulla 😉 West Bengal government has applied for a special GI status for this sweet which is definitely the indicator of Kolkata!
By : Archa Dave
