Monograph on Wire and Tinsel Industry in Bengal

“A Monograph on Wire and Tinsel Industry in Bengal, ” originally published in 1910, offers a detailed examination of these specialized manufacturing sectors in early 20th-century Bengal. Authored by M. Ray (Manohar), this work provides valuable insights into the techniques, economic conditions, and social impact of wire and tinsel production during a transformative period in Indian industrial history.

This monograph explores the intricacies of the manufacturing processes, the materials used, and the market dynamics that shaped these industries. It serves as a crucial primary source for understanding the economic landscape of Bengal and the challenges and opportunities faced by local artisans and entrepreneurs. Researchers and historians will find this meticulously researched study an invaluable resource for gaining a deeper understanding of Bengal's industrial past and its contributions to the broader Indian economy.

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