Margam Kali and the Making of Christian Memory in Kerala
Margam Kali and the Making of Christian Memory in Kerala

The Margam Kali is one of the very few traditional Christian art forms in India...

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Silambattam – A stick which protects ourselves & speaks heritage
Silambattam – A stick which protects ourselves & speaks heritage

1. Introduction: We have come across many martial forms like Judo, Wrestling, and Boxing. But...

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Karvat Kathi Sarees: Archiving a Vidharba Handicraft
Karvat Kathi Sarees: Archiving a Vidharba Handicraft

Introduction The Karvat Kathi saree is one of the myriad remarkable anecdotes of India’s rich...

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Sukhna Lake Art: Chandigarh’s Lakeside Canvas
Sukhna Lake Art: Chandigarh’s Lakeside Canvas

You all have been to Chandigarh and know that Sukhna Lake isn’t just a lake,...

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The Forgotten heritage of Jatar Deul
The Forgotten heritage of Jatar Deul

Introduction Jatar Deul is a beautiful remnant of an ancient era, rising with pride at...

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Mughal Painting A legacy of an empire.
Mughal Painting A legacy of an empire.

Introduction The  Mughal art  which was developed during Akbar, one of the prominent ruler of...

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Tholpavakoothu: A Penumbra in the Universe of Shadow Puppetry
Tholpavakoothu: A Penumbra in the Universe of Shadow Puppetry

Introduction Shadow Puppetry or Shadow Play is a shared cultural phenomenon across Asia. From the...

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Bharatanatyam: The classical dance which speaks emotions
Bharatanatyam: The classical dance which speaks emotions

1. Introduction: The state of Tamil Nadu is known for its indigenous art forms of...

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Folk songs: Lore of the land
Folk songs: Lore of the land

Introduction Folk songs are a vital part of the culture of the Tamil landscape. Right...

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Pavakathakali: The Saga of a Miniature Theatre
Pavakathakali: The Saga of a Miniature Theatre

Introduction Kathakali is arguably the most famous classical art form of Kerala. With its exceptional...

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Poorakkali: A Martial Dance of Love
Poorakkali: A Martial Dance of Love

There are a lot of art forms in Kerala that derive their roots from the...

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Kanchipuram Silks : Weaving Tradition Into Royal Elegance
Kanchipuram Silks : Weaving Tradition Into Royal Elegance

1. Introduction: Do you know about the silk capital of India? It is a district...

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Sherpai of Birbhum: From Utility to Aesthetic
Sherpai of Birbhum: From Utility to Aesthetic

1. Introduction: Where Function Met Beauty In the lanes of Lokepur, Birbhum, the familiar sound...

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Jama Masjid: The Imperial Mosque of Shahjahanabad
Jama Masjid: The Imperial Mosque of Shahjahanabad

The city of Shahjahanabad was constructed in nearly a decade. Several landmarks and markets in...

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A People’s Symphony: The Enduring Spirit of Gonosangeet
A People’s Symphony: The Enduring Spirit of Gonosangeet

1. Introduction: When Songs Became Slogans In Bengal, music has never been only a leisure...

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Thanjavur Paintings – A treat for eyes
Thanjavur Paintings – A treat for eyes

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The Brazen Glen: Pitalkhora Caves and Buddhist Art
The Brazen Glen: Pitalkhora Caves and Buddhist Art

1. Introduction  “…but when the Pipal-khora [the name of the ravine in which the caves...

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Diwari Dance: Folk Heritage of Bundelkhand to Celebrate Govardhan Puja
Diwari Dance: Folk Heritage of Bundelkhand to Celebrate Govardhan Puja

Introduction: The heartlands of Uttar Pradesh are densely populated with rural populations. Ancient celebrations are...

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Marble Archives and Dakkhani Mughals: A Tale of Bibi ka Maqbara
Marble Archives and Dakkhani Mughals: A Tale of Bibi ka Maqbara

1. Introduction Nestled in the vicinity of Sambhaji Nagar in Maharashtra there is a spectacle...

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Pottan Theyyam: Lesson, Not Lunacy
Pottan Theyyam: Lesson, Not Lunacy

Introduction: Who is Pottan and why is he relevant? Theyyams are one of the most...

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