theDate Palm trees are native and available throughout the Gangetic plains. Its fronds are used to make many craft items, which are sold for living by craftsmen in Allahabad. The fronds are woven into baskets and mats, rolled and twisted into fans and brooms.
Production Clusters: Allahabad district, Lucknow district
Products: Fan, Basket, Trumpet, Box, Mat, Brooms
Tools: Knife
CRAFTS
Date Palm Craft

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