Famous for appliques and patchwork, the city of Pipli is located about 24 kilometers from Bhubaneswar and about 40 km from Puri. Visitors can see the artisans at work here and buy umbrellas, bags, puppets, wallets, wall stories, mattresses, seat covers, pillows, lamps, lanterns, and more. The cures or pieces of wood with a heart made here are used in cars during the holidays. In fact, in Chandan Yatra, there are processions in which the deities are covered with chattris made of appliques work. They consider the boat as a service or `Seva" for the Lord of the Temple. Qualified and qualified artisans create art in a complex technique known as "applique". In Pipli, you can watch a series of buildings and Dutch and Portuguese churches. You can also plan to purchase impressive brass metalwork and a bell consisting of the form known as Dhokra. Some of the Pipli tribes called Sithulias, Balkti, Kansaris, and Kantilo are mainly involved in the production of this type of work. You can also see the work of the Pifa variety, which can be seen on kitchen containers, tumblers, as well as dishes.  Other attractive works that can be found in Pipli include the work of the horn, found. In articles like cigars, pencil brackets, combs, etc. Lacquered work, as well as carved wood elements, can also be found in Pipli. Images of animals and birds, like elephants, peacocks, parakeets, as well as flowers like lotus, jasmine, etc.