30Apr
Syahi Begar
There is something excruciatingly beautiful about a little town in the heart of Rajasthan, specked
25Apr
Blue Pottery
As one steps into the enchanting old city of jaipur, he/she is surrounded by an
01Apr
Impressions on Clay
The crimson sun sets over the sleepy town, bowing in a reddish orange hue over
23Mar
Channapatna
The floor is surfaced with sharp wood splinters and sawdust. Unlike other work-sheds, afternoons here
03Feb
Dhana Murti
“What can you do with a rice grain? You can feed it to the crow,
11Sep
The Silk Village: Sualkuchi
What do you call a sleepy village in Assam, where the entire population weaves magic
27Aug
Cotton Weaves of Orissa
In early 16th century when Vaishnav cult was flourishing, a group of weavers from Bengal
16Aug
Appliqué Kaam
A camp in a desert or a hunting expedition in the middle of a forest
03Jul
Photoloomic ~ Baluchari
Mankind has always been inspired by images as visual references. Since the time we lived
19Apr
Brooms & Superstitions
While superstitions surrounding our lives might be a big turn off for the present generation,
28Mar
Mediya
Batik prints were an essential part of the daily ensemble of the native communities, the artisans made ‘Odhna’ for women with Fulkiya print, Bairaj print, Singh Champa print and Chonia print.
11Mar
Dhokra
“If an image has to be made, it must be made of wax first” Vishnusamhita,
