Traditional Indian Kites
by Mohd Mahboob
(Hyderabad, India)
Inside the shop.
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If you want to see kite-making in India, using traditional methods, please come to Hyderabad. These fighter kite designs come in a range of types and sizes. Paper quality varies too, so all these factors result in a price range from 5 up to 100 Rupees per kite - at my shop anyway.
We also provide threads and manjah (abrasive) for flying line. The last photo shows how we store the lines.
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As mentioned earlier, there's more kite making on this site than you can poke a stick at. :-)
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