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Modi arrived at the G7 Summit released in Cannankis, Alberta, Canada. The PM of Canada welcomed the hands.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who went to Canada to attend the G7 summit, gave several gifts to the Presidents of Brazil, South Africa, Mexico, South Korea. Among them, all were the best samples of handicrafts of different states of India.
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Modi gave the Dokra Nandi gift to French President Emmanuel Macron. It is built with thousands of years old Lost-Wax metal casting technology and was prepared in Tamil Nadu. This is called Doka Art.
Modi presented a replica of the Balua stone of the Konark Chakra to the Chancellor Freederic merge of Germany. It is an artwork inspired by the Sun Temple of Konark.
Modi presented a Kolhapuri silver pot to Australia’s Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. It is built in Kolhapur, Maharashtra. The city is famous for its rich silver workmanship tradition.
Modi gave Brass Bodhikri to Canada’s PM Mark Carney. It has been made by local artists of Bihar. It symbolizes Buddha to attain Bodhisattva in Bodh Gaya.
Modi presented a Madhubani painting to South Korean President Lije Mung. Madhubani painting, also known as Mithila Kala, is the traditional art style of Bihar in India.
Modi gave Mexico President Claudia Shinebom Pardo in a warli petting gift. Warli painting is the traditional tribal art of the Warali tribe of Maharashtra.
Modi gave Brazilian President Luiz Inecio Lula Da Silva a statue of Bamboo and Kutela (Kane), a statue of Kon Swan (Hans). It is an example of the handmade craftsmanship of Meghalaya.
Modi gifted South African President Cyril Ramfosa a Brass Horse of Dacra (Dokra). It was prepared by handicrafts artisans of Chhattisgarh with ‘Lost-Wax technology’.
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