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Godna Tradition – Ancient Tattoos Of Tribal IndiaÂ
Hello folks! Let’s talk about tattoos. Not the ones from a modern parlor, but the ones etched by hand for millennia. The Godna tradition is one of India’s oldest living art forms, with roots stretching back over 3,000 years. It’s…
Applique Work of Pipili: From Odisha’s Temples to Global Runways
Hey readers, welcome to the Color Parade! Let’s take a joyful stroll down a lane where art meets tradition, stitches meet stories, and colors shout louder than your neighbor’s wedding…
Sacred Sculptures of Ram Mandir – Breathtaking Masterpieces of Divine Art
Imagine standing in a place where history, devotion, and creativity, a place that feels alive with centuries of faith and culture. That’s the magic of the Ayodhya Ram Mandir, a…
Leheriya Print from Rajasthan
The Leheriya print from Rajasthan is like watching colors dance in the desert breeze. Born in the royal lanes of Jaipur and Jodhpur, this traditional tie-and-dye art captures the beauty…
Bidri-Inspired Cufflinks: Tribal Metal Craft Meets Formal Wear
Hey there! Imagine wearing a piece of art that carries centuries of history yet fits perfectly with your modern style. That’s exactly what Bidri-inspired cufflinks do. Originating from the Deccan…




















