The handicraft industry was at its peak in the ninth century.
The texture, knitting, etc. of the garments made during this time were very soft.
It is said that "the whole thread of such a soft garment would pass through the ring."
The demand for this type of soft item was high in Greece, Egypt and Arab countries.
Bhojdev wrote a book called "Samarangan Sutradhar".
The "Yajna Vijnan" chapter of this book gives many ways to make different types of different types of machines.
From this it appears that the people of this time must have been building many machines.
In addition, the art of making ornaments of ivory, diamonds, pearls, etc. was developed.
Craftsmanship was traditionally embedded in most of the masses.
Sony made many designs of gold-silver ornaments.
Cobblers specialize in making different types of molds.
Carpenters and blacksmiths made chariots, carts, plows, thousands of agricultural products, etc.
Clay artisans made pottery with various shapes and baked bricks.
Bead-making enamel-making industries flourished.
Different weapons and implements were made from iron.
Making various utensils as per requirement from iron.
Apart from this, the trades of Kandoi, Odd, Rangati, Kalal, Shilpi, Kansara etc. were also well known.
Looking at the construction of houses, forts, temples, etc. in the cities of Thanjavur, Kanoj, Puri, Ujjain, Patan, Dholka, etc., it is clear that the industries of architecture and sculpture, stone work, masonry, engineering work, etc. would have developed very well.