Ritomitra Bhattacharya verified
I am a student of history pursuing my master's degree from Jadavpur University, Kolkata. Passionate about heritage preservation, I want to contribute to the sector for playing my part in making sure that India's astoundingly rich and timeless cultural and historical traditions along with their fascinating stories are conserved for the future.
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SANDESH STORIES : THE SWEET LEGACY OF BENGAL’S BELOVED CONFECTION
In Bengal, any event, social or religious, and even daily satiation of the sweet tooth, is incomplete without mishti (Bengali sweetmeats). Sandesh, a quintessential Bengali sweet, holds a special position…
GLIMMERING LEGACY : THE TIMELESS BEAUTY OF GOLD JEWELRY OF BENGAL
Introduction Bengal jewelry occupies a special niche in the vast canvas of artistic and cultural heritage. Bengali gold jewelry has also been envied for its fine craftsmanship, unique motifs, and…
KORIAL KALEIDOSCOPE : THE TIMELESS CHARM OF BENGAL’S ICONIC SAREE
Introduction When you think of elegance and tradition in the Bengali culture, the Korial saree comes straight to one’s mind. The saree is defined quite effectively: it denotes a white…
BEHIND THE WOODEN FACE : EXPLORING THE MASKS OF KUSHMANDI
INTRODUCTION India is a land of traditional art forms, very specifically one for every region, each form more or less conditioned by the customs, beliefs, and practices of a place.…
CLAY CHRONICLES : THE STORY OF KRISHNSANAGAR’S ICONIC DOLL
Introduction The historic town of Krishnanagar in Nadia district of West Bengal, is famous for its rich artistic heritage and its clay doll-making industry is a remarkable cultural tradition. This…
DHANIAKHALI TAANT : BENGAL’S TIMELESS WEAVE OF SIMPLICITY AND SOPHISTICATION
Handloom weaving of Bengal is an art embossed with the heritage of craftsmanship and the subtle beauty of simplicity. Dhaniakhali taant, one distinguished treasure from its trove embodies this to…
MADUR MATS OF MEDINIPUR : THE UNSUNG HEROES OF HANDICRAFT HERITAGE
Introduction  Purba and Paschim Medinipur districts of West Bengal have been home to a time-honored craft which marries utility and artistry: the weaving of Madur mats. Made from the indigenous…
HORN CRAFT : THE STORY OF BENGAL’S SHEEN OF ELEGANCE
Introduction The unique craft of horn work is an ideal embodiment of the rich cultural heritage of Bengal, the hub of diverse folk arts for centuries. Its story is a…
SHOLAPITH : THE WHITE MAGIC OF BENGAL’S HERBAL IVORY
Sholapith, commonly alluded to as ‘herbal ivory’, is a traditional craft deeply embedded in the cultural and religious fabric of West Bengal. This magnificent art form transforms the milky-white, spongy…
CANVAS OF LIFE : A JOURNEY THROUGH THE KALIGHAT PATACHITRA TRADITION
Introduction Kalighat Patachitra, commonly known as Kalighat painting, is a distinctive form of Indian art that emerged in the 19th century in the vicinity of the Kalighat temple in Calcutta…
GOHONA BORI : BENGAL’S TIMELESS TRADITION OF EDIBLE ART
Introduction Gohona Bori or Goyna Bori is a sophisticated culinary art of Bengal which combines food and crafts. It is part of Bengali heritage for centuries and is made of…
KANTHA : THE ANCIENT ART OF BENGAL’S EMBROIDERED DREAMS
Introduction A rich tapestry of history, culture, and artistry is embodied in the Kantha, a traditional form of embroidery from Bengal. A cornerstone of Bengali craftsmanship for centuries, Kantha has…
TERRACOTTA TITANS : THE STORY OF BANKURA’S MAJESTIC HORSES
Introduction Bankura, nestled in central West Bengal, is a treasure trove of its deep-rooted cultural heritage and artistic legacy. Among its most celebrated contributions to Indian folk art is the…
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