Description
The Etikopakka Toy – Ghee Making Woman beautifully portrays a rural woman engaged in the traditional process of churning butter to make ghee. Crafted from soft Ankudu wood, this figurine features smooth contours and vibrant natural colors that reflect the simplicity and warmth of village life.
Lightweight and eco-friendly, the toy blends cultural storytelling with artistic craftsmanship, making it both a decorative collectible and a symbol of India’s rural heritage.
Craftsmanship & Origin
Etikoppaka village in Andhra Pradesh is renowned for its lacquered wooden toys, crafted using time-honored techniques. The process begins with shaping soft Ankudu wood on a traditional lathe. Natural lac mixed with organic pigments is then applied while the wood rotates, creating a smooth, glossy finish.
The toy is carefully assembled and balanced, with attention to detailing that captures everyday rural activities. Each piece is individually handcrafted, preserving generations of artisan knowledge.
Why It’s Special
- Made from eco-friendly Ankudu wood
- Finished with natural, non-toxic lacquer colors
- Depicts traditional ghee-making process
- Lightweight and durable
- Represents Andhra Pradesh’s iconic wooden toy heritage
Ideal For
- Cultural and heritage collections
- Educational storytelling for children
- Eco-friendly gifting
- Home décor accents
- Souvenir and return gifts
Care Instructions
- Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth.
- Keep away from excessive moisture.
- Handle with care to maintain polish and detailing.
GI Origin : Andhra Pradesh
Application Number : 482
Material : soft wood ( ‘Ankudu’ wood )
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