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Date: 1800-1899

Subject: Ghuma (Grain Container). Large terracotta tumblers or vessels such as these are used for storing food grains by the villagers and are colloquially known as ghuma.

Site Name: Narada

Date: 1800-1899

Subject: Ghuma (Grain Container). Large terracotta tumblers or vessels such as these are used for storing food grains by the villagers and are colloquially known as ghuma.

Site Name:

Date: 1800-1899

Subject: Ghuma (Grain Container). Large terracotta tumblers or vessels such as these are used for storing food grains by the villagers and are colloquially known as ghuma.

Site Name:

Date: 1800-1899

Subject: Ghuma (Grain Container). Large terracotta tumblers or vessels such as these are used for storing food grains by the villagers and are colloquially known as ghuma.

Site Name:

Date: 1800-1899

Subject: Ghuma (Grain Container). Large terracotta tumblers or vessels such as these are used for storing food grains by the villagers and are colloquially known as ghuma.

Site Name:

Date: 1800-1899

Subject: Ghuma (Grain Container). Large terracotta tumblers or vessels such as these are used for storing food grains by the villagers and are colloquially known as ghuma.

Site Name: Adaspur

Date: 1800-1899

Subject: Nandia (Paddy Storage Unit). Odisha is known for its lineage of skilled artisans of terracotta pottery. This terracotta storage unit is used for storing boiled paddy.

Site Name: Adaspur

Date: 1800-1899

Subject: Nandia (Paddy Storage Unit). Odisha is known for its lineage of skilled artisans of terracotta pottery. This terracotta storage unit is used for storing boiled paddy.

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Date: 1900-1999

Subject: Pottery Wheel. A potter's wheel is an equipment used by potters to shape soft clay into objects. Odisha is known for its lineage of skilled artisans of terracotta pottery. Products range from those belonging to ritualistic ceremonies to artifacts of utilitarian and artistic significance.

Site Name: Sonepur

Date: 1800-1899

Subject: Lankapodi Hanuman. Lankapodi Hanuman is the idol used during Lankapodi Utsav (The Burning of Lanka festival) that is celebrated in Sonepur, Balangir and Sambalpur parts of Odisha. The idol has attached wheels and a cloth wrapped to its tail that is set on fire and dragged in the streets to create an illusion of a burning Lanka. Front view of Lankapodi Hanuman.