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Art - Bead creation being reputedly one of the oldest art forms known to mankind is believed to be evolved as a craft following the footsteps of embroidery. The traditional tribes used the beads as currency, believed that they possessed talismanic powers and spangled them for decorative purposes. Beads ascended the throne when they were used to make ornaments and embellish human status. Artisan - In the tribal region of Jhabua, Alirajpur and Dahod districts highly skilled women in beadwork are given a higher stature in society corresponding to their excellence in beadwork. Little girls inherit the skill from their mothers and grandmothers. Their hierarchical position in the family is born out of her prowess in beadwork. The design is primarily inspired by tribal art, with slight modifications to suit modern tastes. The design is primarily inspired by tribal art, with slight modifications to suit modern tastes. Adaptation - Beadwork is a form of active meditation and works like a chant for the maker as the work absorbs them fully into it. It brings peace to the creator as well as the wearer resemblant to Virgo's deep-rooted presence in the material world.

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