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Subject: Munda Sipna. Sipna is a kind of scissor like hairpin. It is put on the chignon at the back of a woman's head. This object was procured from the Assistant Director of Textiles, Koraput who procured it from Nakul Pidikaka.

Site Name: Phulbani

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Subject: Tatipakang. Tatipakang is a hairpin used to secure bun. The hairpin has a stem of a coiled wire. This object was procured from District Industries Centre in Phulbani that procured it from artist Sri Banu Nayak of Barakhama village in Kandhamal.

Site Name: Phulbani

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Subject: Tatipakang. Tatipakang is a hairpin used to secure bun. This object was procured from District Industries Centre in Phulbani that procured it from artist Sri Banu Nayak of Barakhama village in Kandhamal.

Site Name: Phulbani

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Site Name: Baliguda

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Subject: Anta Sikuli (Waistchain). Anta Sikuli is a waist chain worn to secure the skirt. This object was procured from Sri Banu Nayak.

Site Name: Baliguda

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Subject: Anta Sikuli (Waistchain). Anta Sikuli is a waist chain worn to secure the skirt. This object was procured from Sri Banu Nayak.

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Subject: Anta Suta. This is a woven waist chain worn to secure the skirt or lower garment of women.

Site Name: Lanjigarh

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Subject: Anta Suta. This is a woven waist chain worn to secure the skirt or lower garment of women. View of open waistbelt. This object was procured from Rejena Majhi.

Site Name: Lanjigarh

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Subject: Anta Suta. This is a woven waist chain worn to secure the skirt or lower garment of women. This object was procured from Rejena Majhi.

Site Name: Bishamakatak

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Subject: Murma (Kana Phula). Murma is an earring worn by the women of Bonda tribe of Odisha. This object was procured from the Assistant Director of Textiles, Koraput who procured it from Jema Mandika of Jhigidi village.

Site Name: Bishamakatak

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Subject: Dangle Earrings. A pair of earrings.

Site Name: Phulbani

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Subject: Kekad (Mundakhosa). A metal coronet that has 20 paisa coins attached to its band. This coronet is worn by tribal communities of Odisha during special occasions. This object was procured from District Industries Centre in Phulbani that procured it from artist Sri Banu Nayak of Barakhama village in Kandhamal.

Site Name: Phulbani

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Subject: Topper. A metal coronet that has 20 paisa coins attached to its band. This coronet is worn by tribal communities of Odisha during special occasions. The topper is the piece attached on top of the headband. This object was procured from District Industries Centre in Phulbani that procured it from artist Sri Banu Nayak of Barakhama village in Kandhamal.

Site Name: Phulbani

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Subject: Tanka Mala (waist band). Metal waist band prepared by dhokra casting. This object was procured from District Industries Centre in Phulbani that procured it from artist Sri Banu Nayak of Barakhama village in Kandhamal.

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Subject: Ringa. Ringa is a hand woven short skirt that is the only garment traditionally worn by the Bonda women. This object was procured from Gori Dhangada Majhi.

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Subject: Headgear. A headgear made of bison horn with kaudi or shells. The head gear is worn by the men of the Koya tribe during a dance performance that also imitates the movement of a bison.

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