Shreedipta Biswas verified
I am passionate about uncovering the mysteries of the past and bringing ancient cultures to life. I'm aspiring in archaeology and have great enthusiasm for history as well as archaeological sites.
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Kalighat paintings
The early nineteenth century saw the emergence of the Kalighat painting style in Calcutta. As the Kali temple in Calcutta gained prominence and became deeply significant to Indian Hindus, a…
Threads of Bengal: The Story of Tant Sarees
Textiles are a significant turning point in the evolution of civilisation and culture, and they are one of the essential necessities of humankind. In every culture and civilisation on the…
Jatra: The Heart of Bengal’s Folk Theatre
The wide range of Indian theatre and the political effect it has are what make it a contentious field. As Western theatre emerged in India in the late 18th and…
Threads of Tradition: Exploring the Art of Jamdani Weaving
Jamdani represents one of the finest and most ancient methods of weaving, originating in the Bengal region of Eastern India. It is the amalgamation of Mughal designs, coming into prominence…
Silk Narratives: Exploring the Rich Legacy of Baluchari Sarees
Handloom weaving is a significant domestic industry in India that is primarily associated with rural areas. Since the ancient period in India, the handloom industry has prospered due to an…
St. Paul’s Cathedral : Kolkata: A Gothic Legacy in the City of Joy
Churches stand tall not only as a place of worship but also as a symbol of faith, unity and heritage. The church acts as a beacon for the ones who…
Clay and Spirit: Kumartuli’s Living Tradition
The months of September and October in West Bengal are auspicious. This is the time when Bengalis all over the world and especially in West Bengal celebrate one of the…
Sacred Patterns: The Tradition of Alpona in West Bengal
The state of society is reflected in traditional practice. Floor designs are among the most pertinent art forms that depict civilisation in the most detailed manner across the Indian subcontinent.…
Temples of Bishnupur- where Art meets Devotion
Clay is considered one of the oldest building materials known to mankind after stone. Clay was being used for all purposes due to being available abundantly and its high supply.…
Bankura Horses : the Guardians of Terracotta
Pottery has been known in India since ancient times, dating beyond the Indus Valley Civilisation. Archaeological evidence claims that pottery has been prominent in India since the Indus Valley. But it…
THE CONCH CRONICLES: FROM OCEAN TO ORNAMENTS
Shell crafts need a variety of raw materials, such as cleaned and processed seashells, plastic tubes, wires, and plates, along with cardboards, pastes, mirrors, beads, and reed mats. Among these,…
DOKHRA ART : Delve into the Eternal Art of Lost Wax Casting
The rich Indian craftsmanship stretches origins to the Neolithic period and continues in a variety of materials and styles. Indian handicrafts have grown throughout time to become an iconic part…