File:Bangla folk.jpg

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English: These art is usually called Alpona in bengali. These are made on the floor and walls to decorate the house to welcome the good fortune. This art is made of floral designs and folk structures. The original colors used are white and red but nowadays people like to make it with various colors.
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The folk art of Bengal

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6 September 2022

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