28Apr
Silver in the days of yore…
the silver ornaments were made by traditional craftsmen by the technique of wax moulding. The Mishmi silver smith craft was much more intricate and artistic than the present day.
Tale
16Apr
Life in Colour
Among the precious jewels, silks, ivory and spices exported across the seas; there was something that was so unique and rare, that it got its name from the land it came from. It was Indigo, the colour deep blue as the sky, which was used to dye the muslins of the Indus Valley Civilization.
10Apr
When The Gods Rest…Pattachitra
Misty daybreak and the first calls of the rooster in a scenic village have the
03Apr
The Eternal Azure…Ajrak
Long time ago, there was a king of Sindh, who like any other king, was
30Mar
Bobbili Veena
Darsana sparsane chasya bhoga svargapavargade | Punito viprahatyadi patakaih patitam janam || Danda sambhuruma tantri
22Mar
Old Earth, Timeless Kiln
When nomads settled down in cities at the beginning of civilization, it was a turning point
