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A. B. Polymers has been the pioneers in the field of setting innovations in bangles craft. Company has graduated skill into comprehensive artistic creativity from manual driven 'Jhindhra' (bangles on round rotating wooodenroll catapulted on two wooden planks with help of both legs & both hands - one hand pulling string ('kabani') for rotation, other hand deftly guiding crafting-cutting instruments while leg-toes keeping tab for cutting/crafting bangles) to present day facet-machining & crafting bangles on motor driven Tiyas.
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Indian woman wore bangles as a symbol of marriage; African women have been wearing bangles for centuries as symbols of adornment. Bangles were worn in India from the day of the Indus valley civilization (2300-1000 B.C.) as is evident from the bronze figurine found in Mohenjodaro as do the cave painting in Ajanta and Ellora. The decorative ornaments have over the centuries acquired a cultural, social and religious signfinance.  
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