For nearly four hundred years, the first toys which children from Andhra Pradesh라이브 바카라 Anakapalli district played with were sculpted in Etikoppaka village. They were made of wood sourced from the indigenous Ankudu plant and painted and lacquered with natural dyes and tree sap. The toys were designed not to have any sharp edges, which made them safe for children.바카라 웹사이트 By the 1980s, however, the flourishing trade of these unique toys faced a crisis. The Ankudu tree was driven to near extinction, while deforestation made it difficult for craftsmen to tap natural sources for making dyes and lacquer. Artificial dyes made of toxin-laced paints and colours had found their way into the craft.