Moradabad (Uttar Pradesh), Oct 23 (ANI): Handicrafts industry of Moradabad posts more than 40% of the total handicraft exports for India. Artisans involved in this traditional art form have been passing on their skills from one generation to the next. It is indeed remarkable to note that most of this skill driven work is executed by the collective efforts of Hindus and Muslims of our country. A wide range of brass products are manufactured in the small-scale and low-technology industrial city of Moradabad. Most of the work in this industry requires a sense of dexterity and artistes spend hours to their product piece into a thing of beauty. Their products include idols for worship, flower vases, tableware, trophies and many antique jewelry articles, gracing various households in and around the country. It is only the peaceful coexistence among the workers that has enabled the industry to survive even in tough times. The brass industry may have seen a minor dip in recent times but the brotherhood and togetherness between Hindus and Muslims working in the industry has grown even stronger than before.
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