Madhubani painting is the best-known form of Maithili art from Bihar, famed for vivid colours, bold lines and stories of gods, nature and daily life.
The Jaipur spice fair (Cooperative Masala Mela) is a ten-day fair where cooperatives sell pure whole and ground spices, usually in April and May.
Pokhran pottery is a traditional desert craft of Rajasthan, made from fine pinkish clay that is shaped by hand, sun-dried and kiln-fired.
Bal mithai is a fudge-like sweet from Almora in Uttarakhand, made of roasted khoya and cane sugar and coated with sugar-coated poppy seed balls.
Puanchei is the colourful handwoven wrap-around cloth of Mizo women, worn at weddings and festivals and GI-tagged in 2019.
Sohrai and Khovar are Jharkhand’s tribal wall paintings, made by women with natural pigments to mark harvest and weddings.
Aipan is a ritual folk art of Kumaon, Uttarakhand, made with white rice paste on red geru, used to mark festivals and life events.