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Murshidabad Silk: The Queen of Weaving Bengal Narratives

Introduction Murshidabad silk, famously called the “queen of weaving” or “Queen’s weaving,” stands as a...

The Yoginipura Paintings: Artistic tradition in Delhi Sultanate 1450~1550

Introduction Yoginipura or Joginipura was the name given to Delhi during the period of Delhi...

Taalpatar Sepai: The Lost childhood from the Bengal Household

Introduction A perception is created when we think of the northwestern region of India, especially...

Kota Doria: The Lightweight Luxury of Rajasthan

Introduction: When it comes to authentic Indian ethnic wear, Kota Doria World stands out for...

Zauq: The Bygone Poet of Delhi

رہتا سخن سے نام قیامت تلک ہے ذوقؔ اولاد سے رہے یہی دو پشت چار...

Weaved in stories : Baluchari from Bengal

Introduction Spread primarily across the districts of Birbhum and Bankura , with weaving centres...

The art and symbolism of topor mukut in Bengali culture: The forgotten history and legacy of shola pith craftsmanship

The essence of Bengali culture is evident in various forms, ranging from literature to oral...

Lyangcha: Shaktigarh’s Patent Delicacy

Introduction Belonging to the revered groups of sweet dishes in Bengal, this sweet categorically enjoys...

Mehrauli Architecture: The Inception of An Era

Introduction Most laymen believe that Mughals were the architectural masters of India, but no matter...

Assamese Gamusa – Threads Weaving an Identity

Introduction The Assamese Gamocha, pronounced ‘gamusa’ is the traditional cultural textile of Assam. A handloom...

Echoes of the Divine Mother: The Soulful Journey of Shyamasangeet in Bengal

Introduction: When Devotion Finds Its Voice In Bengal, devotion doesn’t always look like quiet prayers...

The Vanishing Art: Rediscovering the Dashavatar Tas of Bishnupur

Introduction: A Glimpse into a Forgotten Tradition In the temple town of Bishnupur, West Bengal,...

Mohra: Preserving Himachal’s Ancient Metal Art Tradition

In the hill temples of Himachal Pradesh, polished metal faces gaze back at the devotees,...

Shitalpati: The Cool Legacy of Bengal’s Woven Wonder

l. Introduction: A Mat That Touched an Emperor’s Heart Aurangzeb was in Delhi while Murshid...

Red Fort: Imperial Splendor and Structural Excellence

The Lal Qila, or the Red Fort of Delhi, is a historical fort built...

Kangra Miniatures: A Regal Legacy of Himachal’s Artistic Heritage

There is something magical about Kangra painting. It is not another style of miniature art...

Songs of Regattas: Sari Gaan of Bengal

Introduction Saari Gaan or music is a compilation of beautiful river songs.It’s one of the...

Revisiting the History of an Art Fair: Nandan Mela of Visva-Bharati

INTRODUCTION Art and culture are intertwined and reflected through various forms and ways;...

One Stich at a time ; Story of the Toda Embroidery

Introduction: For a long time, the Nilgiris has remained a symbol of aestheticism, with the...

Kalaripayattu Art: Kerala’s Martial Artistic Legacy

Introduction Long ago in Kerala, a martial art was born not just of combat, but...

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