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carried for firing and later glazing. It was interesting to say the least to see how both men and women worked cooperatively to produce the final product. It is a very delicate and detailed process starting from collection of clay to the final product to be fired. Once fired and glazed it is ready and is stored for shipping.
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are considered to be the most notable contribution to the world. These red
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Mangalore tiles with fruit trees outside the house. This style of house has been borrowed from the other Mangalorean communities and are only observed in Mangalore.
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Mangalore Tiles are the form of tiles used to build roof of the house instead of concrete. These kind of tiles are most popularly used in coastal
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