This form of woodwork allows woodturners to create intricate shapes and designs. They create floral and geometric carvings on pillars, brackets, beams, and rafters of traditional chandimantaps (community halls) in villages that are centres of rural culture. Woodturners who are also called sutradhars in Burdwan, specially Kalna, use mango wood to make platters and bowls in different shapes. In the districts of Howrah and 24 Parganas, they make panels and decorative furniture with teak, sheesham, and mahogany. The Karanga community, living in the Susunia Hapania forest region of Bankura district, are also known to craft turned wood items.