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GI-tagged products of India
A Geographical Indication legally ties a product to its place of origin — an authenticity that no factory anywhere else can replicate. This is the complete registry: 590 GI-protected crafts and produce across 32 states and union territories, each a defensible, premium category for the world's brands.
Featured GI crafts for export
Aranmula Kannadi
GI 2004Kerala
A rare handmade metal-alloy mirror from Aranmula that reflects from its front surface — a secret-recipe craft of a few families.
Bagru Hand Block Print
GI 2011Rajasthan
Earthy, natural-dye block prints using mud-resist (dabu) techniques on cotton, from the village of Bagru.
Banarasi Saree
GI 2009Uttar Pradesh
Opulent Varanasi brocades woven with intricate gold and silver zari motifs — among India’s most coveted bridal textiles.
Bastar Dhokra
GI 2008Chhattisgarh
Tribal brass figurines cast by the 4,000-year-old lost-wax method by the Ghadwa artisans of Bastar.
Bhagalpur Silk
GI 2013Bihar
Tussar silk woven in Bhagalpur, the 'Silk City', known for its natural texture and earthy, organic sheen.
Bidriware
GI 2005Karnataka
Striking blackened-alloy metalware inlaid with pure silver, named after Bidar where the craft has flourished since the 14th century.
Blue Pottery of Jaipur
Rajasthan
Vivid cobalt-blue glazed pottery made without clay from a quartz-based dough, a Persian-origin craft perfected in Jaipur.
Chanderi Fabric
GI 2005Madhya Pradesh
Sheer, feather-light sarees and fabric blending silk and cotton with a signature glossy transparency, woven in Chanderi.
Channapatna Toys
GI 2006Karnataka
Lacquered wooden toys in bright vegetable-dye colours from Channapatna, the 'town of toys' near Bengaluru.
Darjeeling Tea
GI 2004West Bengal
India's first GI — the 'champagne of teas', grown only on the misty slopes of Darjeeling and prized worldwide for its muscatel flavour.
Etikoppaka Toys
GI 2017Andhra Pradesh
Smooth lacquer-turned wooden toys coloured with natural dyes, from the village of Etikoppaka.
Kancheepuram Silk
GI 2005Tamil Nadu
Heavy mulberry-silk sarees woven with real gold and silver zari in the temple town of Kanchipuram — the gold standard of Indian bridal wear.
Kashmir Pashmina
GI 2008Jammu & Kashmir
The world’s finest cashmere, hand-spun and hand-woven from Changthangi goat fleece at high Himalayan altitudes.
Kolhapuri Chappal
GI 2019Maharashtra
Hand-crafted, vegetable-tanned leather sandals with a distinctive braided toe-loop, made across Maharashtra and Karnataka.
Kondapalli Toys
GI 2006Andhra Pradesh
Light, hand-carved figurines from soft Tella Poniki wood depicting rural life, mythology and animals, made in Kondapalli.
Kutch Embroidery
GI 2016Gujarat
Dense, mirror-studded embroidery from the Kutch region, encompassing dozens of distinct community stitch traditions.
Madhubani Painting
GI 2007Bihar
Intricate Mithila folk paintings in natural pigments, traditionally created by women on walls and now on paper, fabric and décor.
Maheshwari Saree
Madhya Pradesh
Light silk-cotton sarees with reversible borders and distinctive striped and checked patterns, woven in Maheshwar.
Moradabad Metal Craft
GI 2014Uttar Pradesh
Brass and metal homeware from Moradabad, India's 'Brass City' and the country's largest handicraft-export cluster.
Muga Silk
GI 2007Assam
A rare golden-hued wild silk produced only in Assam, prized for its natural sheen that brightens with every wash.
Mysore Silk
GI 2005Karnataka
Lustrous pure-silk sarees with refined gold zari, produced under the Karnataka Silk Industries lineage established by the Mysore royal family.
Nakshi Kantha
West Bengal
Running-stitch embroidered quilts and throws made from layered old cloth, telling stories through motifs, from Bengal.
Nirmal Toys and Craft
Telangana
Lightweight Poniki-wood toys and craft finished with a signature golden lustre, from the town of Nirmal.
Pattachitra
Odisha
Cloth-based scroll paintings with fine detailing and natural colours, depicting mythology in the temple style of Odisha.
Phulkari
GI 2011Punjab
Vibrant floral embroidery covering shawls and dupattas, the folk needlework of Punjab meaning 'flower work'.
Pipili Applique
Odisha
Vivid appliqué work stitching cut-cloth motifs of birds, flowers and animals onto fabric, from the town of Pipili.
Pochampally Ikat
GI 2004Telangana
A tie-and-dye silk and cotton weave from Bhoodan Pochampally, where the yarn is dyed before weaving to form geometric motifs.
Sandur Lambani Embroidery
Karnataka
Colourful mirror-and-patchwork embroidery of the Lambani community of Sandur, blending stitches, beads and coins.
Sanganeri Hand Block Print
GI 2010Rajasthan
Fine, delicate floral block prints in clear colours on white cotton grounds, from Sanganer near Jaipur.
Thanjavur Painting
GI 2007Tamil Nadu
Richly ornamented South-Indian panel paintings with gold foil, gesso relief and vivid colour, from Thanjavur.
The full GI registry, state by state
Every registered Geographical Indication of India, grouped by its state of origin.
Andaman and Nicobar Islands · 1
Andhra Pradesh · 22
Arunachal Pradesh · 21
Assam · 31
Bihar · 14
Chhattisgarh · 6
Goa · 10
Gujarat · 24
Himachal Pradesh · 9
Jammu & Kashmir · 1
Jammu and Kashmir · 15
Jharkhand · 1
Karnataka · 43
Kerala · 33
Ladakh · 4
Madhya Pradesh · 20
Maharashtra · 52
Manipur · 7
Meghalaya · 6
Mizoram · 7
Odisha · 27
Pondicherry · 2
Punjab · 2
Rajasthan · 17
Sikkim · 2
Tamil Nadu · 58
Telangana · 18
Tripura · 4
Uttar Pradesh · 76
Uttarakhand · 26
West Bengal · 27
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