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On looking carefully, we will find that many conventional Indian art and its forms are unnoticed. As a matter of fact, most folks do not even acknowledge the existence of many Indian forms of art! The cost of making handcrafted merchandise is higher than the price of machine-cut merchandise. For obvious purposes, the distinction is. Handcrafted products require a niche and professional labor, making them distinctive. Udaipur, one of Rajasthan's most prominent towns, is very famous for its lakes and palaces. This town has a heritage craft that will make everyone fall in love with Thikri art. As "Thikri" or mirror inlay or glass mosaic, the art of inlaying hand-cut items of mirrors mistreating diamond scalpels into good shapes and arranged into frescos on the ceiling and even the walls to render geometric reflected mosaic patterns is known. As a culture, the lack of support from our side makes it extremely troublesome for the artisans to continue their efforts; they are struggling to achieve their goals. Governmental and non-governmental organizations need to put strenuous efforts to make this art more recognizable. Integrated cluster development approach can play big role for the survival and sustenance of this beautiful art.