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Date: 1957

Subject: Buang (Fiddle). Buang is a one stringed fiddle that is used to produce musical notes at the time of Dasaing Dance performed during the Dussehra festival by the indigenous people of Mayurbhanj. This object was procured from Assistant Director of Textiles Zonal Office, Baripada who procured it from Fulamani Marndi in Mudrajodi village of Mayurbhanj district.

Site Name: Samakhunta

Date: 1977

Subject: Baunsa Chhate. This is a bamboo umbrella.

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Subject: Jhampi (Head Cap). Jhampi is a traditional hat used to protect the wearer from rain and sunshine. Outside view of the head cap.

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Subject: Jhampi (Head Cap). Jhampi is a traditional hat used to protect the wearer from rain and sunshine. Inside view of the head cap.

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Subject: Sabai Grass. Sabai grass is one of the natural fibers plenty available in the forests of Mayurbhanj district of Odisha. The high strength of fibers makes it viable for making furniture. This object was procured from Tassar & Silk Federation (SERIFED), Baripada.

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Subject: Sabai Rope. Sabai grass is one of the natural fibers plenty available in the forests of Mayurbhanj district of Odisha. The high strength of fibers makes it viable for making furniture. This object was procured from Tassar & Silk Federation (SERIFED), Baripada.

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Subject: Lau Tumba . This is a lau tumba or a container made of dried gourd with a siali sika. Siali sika is made by using siali ropes nets that are connected by a wooden log which is used to carry things on shoulders.

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Subject: Lau Tumba with Siali Sika. This is a lau tumba or a container made of dried gourd with a siali sika. Siali sika is made by using siali ropes nets that are connected by a wooden log which is used to carry things on shoulders.

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Subject: Dalpa. A traditional rice cleaning sieve.

Site Name: Samakhunta

Date: 1977

Subject: Siali Leaf Pakhia. A pakhia is an umbrella. A pakhia is used during the monsoon while sowing or transplanting paddy in the fields. View of the umbrella when open.

Site Name: Samakhunta

Date: 1977

Subject: Siali Leaf Pakhia. A pakhia is an umbrella. A pakhia is used during the monsoon while sowing or transplanting paddy in the fields. View of the umbrella when folded.

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Subject: Baka Danka. Baka Danka is a serving spoon carved out of dried gourd shell. Inside-top view of the spoon. This object was procured from Fulamani Marndi in Mudrajodi village of Mayurbhanj district.

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Subject: Bamboo Door. A bamboo door painted in black, white and red colors.

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Subject: Deity of Lanjia Saura.

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Subject: Tenda.

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Subject: Bamboo Fence. A bamboo fence.

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Subject: Dhenki. Dhenki is an old style rice mill or husk lever. It has a fulcrum supporting a weight that separates the paddy from the husk when force is applied on the weight.

Site Name: Kelapada

Date: 1800-1899

Subject: Gagi & Pagri. Pagri is a traditional headdress. This object was procured from Luru Nayak.

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Subject: Angana Ganda Saree. A white saree with red borders worn by Dongria Kondh tribe in Odisha. This object was procured from Assistant Director of Textiles, Koraput and Rayagada.

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Subject: Old design Futa Gamucha, Santal. This is a loincloth made of white cloth and has red borders. It is worn by the Santal men. This object was procured from Rakhal Patra in Kandalia village.

Site Name: Udala

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Subject: Tribal Kachha Gamuchha, Santal. This is a loincloth worn by the Santal men on special occasions. This object was procured from Minakshi Mohanta.

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Subject: Kapada Gandha, Dongria Kandha. This is a hand woven traditional Dongria Kondh fabric that is embroidered on the cloth by a needle using threads. Dongrias believe that red, green and yellow are the most auspicious colors. The triangular shaped mountains represent closeness to nature. This object was procured from Assistant Director of Textiles, Koraput and Rayagada.

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Subject: Khandua Kabir Patta. A white saree with aul dyed (maroon) borders and a temple design. This saree was procured from Bidyadhar Mahanta.

Site Name: Kotpad

Date: 1900-1999

Subject: Dharua Saree. This is a white cotton fabric with traditional border of brick red color worn by the Dharua tribe community of Odisha. This saree was procured from Ratan Mahanta.

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