विलुप्त होती हुई एप्लिक कुंडा कला को जीवित करने की कोशिश, इस कला को जीनित रखने में जुटी हैं उषा और विनीता

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हाथ की कढ़ाई का प्रचलन धीरे-धीरे खत्म हो रहा है, परंतु युवा पीढ़ी को यह कला अपनी ओर खींच रही, इसे प्रोत्साहित देने की जरूरत

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00:00The changing times have left many arts behind.

00:0415 to 20 years ago, women used to embroider more than one art on the cloth with needle and thread at home.

00:12That art was called Aplik Kandha.

00:15This art has reached the stage of extinction.

00:19Through this art, women used to make more than one art with the help of a needle on a cloth with silk thread.

00:27New designs were made on the cloth.

00:31Now this art is disappearing.

00:34Usha Thakur, a resident of Kanchanpur, has made this art the basis of her life.

00:40Usha is giving education to other women.

00:43Usha Thakur's art is now making a lot of noise in the online market.

00:48We used to do nothing.

00:52We used to do some household chores.

01:00Now we have benefited a lot.

01:07I have been able to educate many children because of this art.

01:15Today, there is a lot of demand.

01:19We never get time to sit at home.

01:23What is the name of this art?

01:27This art is called Aplik.

01:29The cloth on the cloth is called Aplik.

01:34The thread on the thread is called Kandha.

01:38On the other hand, Vinita is also working hard to promote this art.

01:44She has made this art a part of her life.

01:48She is making a financial contribution.

01:51She says that art is made on paper.

01:55Art is printed on cloth.

01:58On printed art, silk thread is used with a needle.

02:02These are the things that we have heard from our grandparents.

02:07We are using the same things.

02:11This is a net purse.

02:13This used to be a bag.

02:16Now we are making things to decorate the house.

02:20This is a bed sheet.

02:22People buy these things in the market.

02:24But we are bringing these things from the market.

02:28This is the work of Aplik.

02:30This is the work of Kandha.

02:31This is the work of Sindhi.

02:32This is the work of Bilaj.

02:33This is the work of tablecloth.

02:35This is the work of dupatta.

02:36These are the plates used to decorate the house.

02:40This art used to be seen in handkerchiefs, pillow cases, bed sheets and kurtis.

02:46This art is again attracting the young generation.

02:50Thousands of students say that art is not visible anymore.

02:55There is no answer to the beauty of this art.

02:58Artists related to this art need to be encouraged.

03:01This is not available now.

03:03This work is made with a lot of hard work.

03:06It is not done now.

03:08Because it is printed.

03:10The purity of this cloth is on pure cotton.

03:13It is comfortable.

03:15You will not find this thread work anywhere.

03:18It is comfortable.

03:20You can touch it and see.

03:22There is no threading work.

03:24It will not come off later.

03:27It will not be threaded.

03:29Because it is white, it will remain constant.

03:31You will definitely find this thread work in old boxes.

03:36This thread work is very good.

03:39According to me, this art should be preferred.

03:42In this life of Bhaagdol, many arts are reaching the stage of extinction.

03:47Once again, it seems to make its place in the world of old-fashioned art.

03:54It is necessary to encourage such artists.

03:57Gaurav Prakash, ETV Bharat, Hazaribagh.

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