The Evolution of Graffiti in India: From Walls to Galleries
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Andhra Pradesh’s Etikoppaka Toys: How Natural Lacquer Art Is Gaining Eco-Friendly Appeal
Have you ever discovered a toy so lovely that you simply cannot stop looking at it? This is what happens…
Chikankari vs. Kantha Embroidery: A Tale of Two Traditions.
Traditional Indian embroidery styles incorporate different forms of craftsmanship, such as Zardosi, Zari, Chikankari, Kantha, Phulkari, and many more! Let us talk about two renowned embroidery works: Chikankari and Kantha embroidery. Chikankari and Kantha are both traditional hand-stitched embroidery styles…
Phad Painting in Fashion: Rajasthan’s Story Scrolls on Jackets and Bags
Welcome to a world where old stories don’t just stay in books or temples, they walk around with you! Phad painting, a 700-year-old art from Rajasthan, once told tales of…
Sanjhi Art from Mathura: The Delicate Paper Craft Finding New Life in Weddings
Welcome to the World of Sanjhi Art—Where Scissors Meet Spirituality (and Now, Shaadis Too!) Ever heard of Sanjhi Art? No, it’s not the name of a trendy new café in…
The Role of the Artist in Visual Arts: Tradition Meets Modernity
What Defines an Artist in Visual Arts? An artist in visual arts is both a mirror and a prism. They hold up reflections of the world, sharp and unforgiving, and…
Free Sky Breath Meditation: Unveiling the Spiritual Connection to Traditional Indian Art
What is Free Sky Breath Meditation? Free Sky Breath Meditation is more than a technique; it is a return to something ancient, a surrender to the natural flow of breath,…
Bhil Art on Canvas Bags: From Village Walls to Designer Boutiques
Hey readers, welcome to the colorful world of Bhil Art, where dots, lines, and stories jump straight from tribal village…