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    Tribal Crafts of Jobat

    The Art of Handcrafted Products
    by
    Sakshi Gambhir
    IDC, IIT Bombay
    Teer Kamaan
     
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    Teerkamaan, the bow and arrow, also known as ‘hariyakamthi’ is still used by the tribals for hunting animals. JaganNathBrijwasi is an expert in this craft. He has been making toy versions since childhood and now that he is associated with Hastashilp Evam Hathkargha Vikas Nigam, he makes them in actual size and material. The bow is made with bamboo and the arrows with cane. The sharp arrowhead is made with metal and at the other end feathers of eagle are tied with a string. These are sourced from the adivasis in the jungles. A person with good practice of it can shoot an arrow upto a kilometer.

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