Ganjappa: the playing cards of Odisha

dc.date.accessioned	2026-10-10T12:37:11Z
dc.date.issued	2015
dc.description	Ganjappa is a cards game, where the cards are usually rectangular and circular in shape and are traditionally hand painted by artisans. The ganjappa cards originated from Persia and then become common in India under the Mughal emperors in the 16th century. The present study revolves around understanding the evolution of the ganjappa cards and also the difference between these cards and the normal contemporary cards that are most commonly played today. Group 3: Gurnoor Tuli, Aseem Garg, Divik Sharma, Dev Kohli, Kajal Patel, Kavin Khara, Pooja Fernandes, Natasha Patel, Rochisha Ajit, Vanshika Mathur, Vedant Kapur, and Upasana Mukherjee.
dc.identifier.uri	https://collections.archives.flame.edu.in/handle/42412/815
dc.language.iso	other
dc.title	Ganjappa: the playing cards of Odisha
dc.title.alternative	DIP.2014-15.003
dc.type	Other

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