India is undoubtedly rich in handicrafts and art. And the origin of Art in India lies in rural area. Let’s visit and explore some of the famous handicraft villages in India who have preserved the traditional art & craft making. India should be proud of these villages. The artists spend their entire life passing on … Read more
About Lippan Art Work Lippan art work is a clay art form from the state of Gujarat, India. Mud and Mirror Work is mainly done by the women of the Rabari community. They are nomadic pastoralists who moved to Kutch from Sindh 700-800 years ago. The women are so experienced in this art form that … Read more
Yes, You read it right. 36 Art and Crafts forms. Tanjore Painting, Coffee Painting, Pichwai Art, Rajasthani Miniature Painting, Pattachitra Art, Mural Art, Silk Painting, Miniature Art, Abstract Painting, Stain Glass Painting, Tie And Dye Art, Batik, Fabric Painting, oil and acrylic painting, Clay modelling , Warli Art, South Style Tanjore, Pot painting, Ceramic Painting, … Read more
Name a fruit which you can Eat, Drink or burn to make Fire? Any Guesses ??? The Answer is COCONUT. But can you believe, used coconuts turned into daily usage products and cutlery? Yes , Coconut Shell crafts are one of the famous handicrafts of Kerala. This Artist named Yoosaf Said from Kerala, makes handmade … Read more
Smita Aloni. She kept the Indian Phad Art alive, since 20 years, and has showcased the beauty of this Art in international platforms. This 49 year old Artist shared her Art Journey with us. Smita’s Art Story Originally from Indore, India – Smita Aloni is an entrepreneurial artist based in Dubai, UAE since few years. … Read more
India has always been special because of its Unity in Diversity. It can be the language, cultural diversity or folk art. India does not necessarily need colours and canvas for art, one can find Indian art on clay, stone, marble, wood, fabric, cloth, wall, leaves, etc. India has popular Indian Traditional Paintings passed down generations … Read more