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Purpose
'Punjabi Thathera Art Legacy', consciously abbreviated as P-TAL, the brand name under which products are sold is also the Hindi name for brass. P-TAL has established itself in 14 retail outlets across 7 states. Their efforts to ensure sustainable access to demand avenues for the Thatheras have been realized through the setting up of a retail outlet in the popular tourist destination of Gobindgarh Fort in Amritsar. They have also successfully held 20+ exhibitions. Tapping the international markets, P-TAL caters to orders in over more than 20 countries.