A bullock cart (Gadi) wheels through a village trail, carrying all the basic household commodities
Madhubani Paintings Janakpur is the place from where Raja Janak ruled the whole Mithila kingdom
The lush earth , in an embrace with fabric, sprouts beautiful patterns. And the earth
It was midsummer of 1576 at Halidghati, Bhil warriors kept a close watch on Mughal army
Indian fabrics were one of the earliest forms of woven textiles and over centuries they
जब मैं था तब हरि नहीं, अब हरि हैं मैं नाहिं। प्रेम गली अति सॉंकरी, तामें दो न समाहिं।। These lines were written by Kabir, one of the greatest poets to grace
The summer sun starves most of the vegetation and renders an ochre tone to country
A point of interest is the extreme simplicity of the craftsman’s tools and methods. The painter’s brushes,
Thangka paintings are not an object of decoration, nor should they be regarded as a
Following the trail of Indian fabrics through history takes us to some enticing stories in
Resham (Silk) is known to mankind since 27th century B.C., the discovery of silk is
Every postage stamp holds a story within itself. The more you look into their archives,
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