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Big Forts n lots n lots of bird. So relaxing... Good lighting Open space n Fresh air. So Good. This was the view from Kaffiene Cafe. Which is just in front of fort n have the clear view of the fort. This cafe is very beautiful n it's balcony is very beautifully designed. N the view from this balcony can make you see most of the places of haus khas.

Balcony of Kaffeine Cafe (Khullar.S (2017) Hauz khas village)

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The club lane directly connects to the fort's main gate. Like if you are bored from the club you can go to the fort n relax a little. There's the lake side n forts n parks. Very beautiful place to have photoshoots. Have some food from new york slice n enjoy it in the fort. Very beautiful place to hangout with your friends.

Tyagi.A and Khullar.S working on the roads of Hauz Khas village Tulli.J (2017) Hauz Khas Village

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This Hauz khas lane is mostly for the clubs n the cafes. This is such a beautiful place. Which is like a party street at night n a cafe street in the morning. We can have variety of food joints in this area like you can anything you want to have. This is a very interesting lane of hauz village. View from the Kaffeine Cafe. Most of the crowd arrives here only. Thanks for visiting. Will tell you more about hauz khas soon.

Club Lane view from kaffeine cafe (Tyagi.A (2017) Hauz Khas)

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Hauz Khas Village. The Urban Village. Hauz is very beautiful place. Where we can found different people of different age groups. From teenagers to Adults. Hauz khas has variety of things in it Clubs Fort Temples Schools Slums Institutes Fashion Studios vintage shops like everything. The most beautiful place if you will go deep n do more research on it. This was my first blog post on hauz khas. I'll keep you guys updated.

Balcony of Kaffiene Cafe (Tyagi.A (2017) Hauz khas village)

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This is the jaaali Effect.🌟 Which i took as an essence from my coconut craft.🎏 Because generally All Crafts have jail effect in them. 🎈 Generally they are used as lamps or hangings.💁🏻 Most of the pictures have dotted designs.👣 Which are very beautifully highlighted when bulbs are fitted in them.💡 This craft is very beautifully done and is done with very detailing.⛏

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There are a few basic hand-held tools, which are listed below:

~  Files: flat file, rounded file, circular file, triangular file

~  Chisels

~  Hack-saw blade

~  Bow and bow blades

~  Sand paper: No. 36,50,60,80,100,120

~  Vernier caliper

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Raw Material

~Coconut shell Craft.

Coconut shell is bought from coconut growers and from farmers who scoop out the coconut for sale in the market, also selling the dried shell.

~Coconut wood craft.

Coconut wood is known for its spotted grain. This varies from one portion to the other even in a small piece, and this irregularity makes it unique and beautiful.

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Region of Production

Coconut shell and wood craft is primarily prevalent in Kerala: in and around Calicut, Trivandrum, Attingal, Neyyatinkara and Quilandy in Kozhikode. Other states where this craft is practiced are Goa, the Andaman and Nicobar Islands and a few parts of Bengal, Pondicherry and Tamil Nadu.

Another instance of availability of coconut shell craft is in the tribal belt of Bastar where intricately designed patterns in white metal are inlayed in the shell and cut to make bangles

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Introduction

The craft of making decorative and utility products out of coconut shell and wood is mostly practiced in parts of India where coconut is grown in abundance.

Coconut shell has always been used as a cooking fuel and to make small multiple-utility bowls or serving spoons with simple bamboo joinery.

However with the passage of time and the improvement in tools, people started making various other small utility and decorative articles by cutting coconut shell or by carving coconut wood.

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