Black Pottery
Black Pottery is made in Nizamabad area of Azamgarh district from a special type of soil which is used for this craft. Around 200 artisans are engaged in making black pottery here. A variety of products, including vases, utensils etc. are made by them. There is a high demand for this craft for decorative as well as utility items.
Introduction
The industrial base in Azamgarh is not very strong, but the district has good agricultural base. One of the oldest industries of the district, pottery still contributes substantially to the economic life of the people. The fancy pottery made in Nizamabad is famous in the world.
The potters make tea-pots, sugar-bowls and other decorative articles. The earthen wares and statues of Gods and Goddesses particularly of Ganesh, Laxmi, Shiva, Durga and Saraswati are also made. These products are popular during fairs and festivals. This particular smooth black clay is plentifully available in the district. The black look is obtained by dipping the pot into the solution of clay and vegetable. After that for better look they use mercury, raanga and lead.
Apparels (Silk Sari)
Entire area of Azamgarh district has been connected with apparel manufacturing from very older time. Sari being the major dress for women of the district is the main reason of development of this industry. Silk sari industry is developed in the district as small scale industry. Silk embroidery on the border (Palloo) is well adjusted with the rest portion of Sari in quite better manner here. This industry is spread till rural areas. Specialty of this industry is to establish and grow some other businesses too. People working with printing, design, transportation and marketing etc. are directly connected with this industry.
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Registered
Industrial Units
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- Black Pottery
- Agriculture Industry
- Hand Looms and Power Looms
- Food Processing Industries
- Chemical and Allied Products
- Jute Rope / Yarn Cluster
- Agro based
- Cotton textile
- Woolen, silk & artificial Thread based clothes.
- Ready-made Garments
- Jute and Jute based
- Wood/wooden based furniture
- Paper & Paper products
- Leather based
- Chemical/Chemical based
- Rubber, Plastic & petro based
- Metal based (Steel Fab.)
- Electrical machinery and transport equipment
- Repairing & servicing
- Others
Relevant Schemes & Policies
S.No |
Department |
Scheme |
1 |
Development Commissioner (Handicrafts), Ministry of Textiles |
Ambedkar Hastshilp Vikas Yojana |
2 |
Development Commissioner (Handicrafts), Ministry of Textiles |
Mega Cluster |
3 |
Development Commissioner (Handicrafts), Ministry of Textiles |
Marketing Support & Services |
4 |
Development Commissioner (Handicrafts), Ministry of Textiles |
Research & Development |
5 |
Development Commissioner (Handicrafts), Ministry of Textiles |
Rajiv Gandhi Shilpi Swasthya Bima Yojana |
6 |
Development Commissioner (Handicrafts), Ministry of Textiles |
Aam Admi Bima Yojana |
7 |
Development Commissioner (Handicrafts), Ministry of Textiles |
Margin Money Scheme for Artisans under MUDRA Yojna |
8 |
Department of MSME & Export Promotion |
MSME Schemes |
9 |
Export Promotion Bureau, GoUP |
Export Promotional Schemes |
10 |
MSME Policy - 2017 |
Department of MSME & Export Promotion, GoUP |
11 |
Infrastructure and Industrial Investment Policy - 2012 |
Department of MSME & Export Promotion, GoUP |
12 |
ODOP |
CFC (Common Facility Centre) Scheme |
13 |
ODOP |
Market Development Assistance Scheme |
14 |
ODOP |
Finance Assistance Scheme |
15 |
ODOP |
Skill Development & Toolkit Distribution Scheme |
16 |
Ministry of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship |
Pradhan Mantri Kaushal VikasYojana (PMKVY) |
17 |
Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Department of Commerce |
How to Export (Step by Sstep Approach) |
18 |
Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Department of Commerce |
Foreign Trade Policy |