Bengal Craftsman Transforms Hill Bamboo into Exquisite Art, Captivating Buyers

• Prasenjit Baishya, a craftsman from Bengal, is gaining recognition for intricate carvings on special bamboo from hilly regions like Assam and Darjeeling.
• He transforms ordinary bamboo into unique home decor items such as masks, flowers, the tree of life, and Lord Ganesha figures.
• The special bamboo is sourced at a cost of 500 to 700 rupees, then carved with modern designs to create decorative pieces.
• Items like flower vases, dining table decorations, and showpieces are in high demand at fairs like Srishti Shree Mela in Malda.
• Customers praise the blend of modern design with traditional art and the fair pricing of these attractive bamboo products.

Why It Matters: A Bengal craftsman is turning special hill bamboo into sought-after art for home decor, blending tradition with modern appeal.