Udaipur | Story of Indian crafts and craftsmen

Gaatha project was originally conjured only for researching and documenting the rapid erosion of Indian craft clusters and heritage. However, we soon learnt from the artisans themselves that need was not to do research alone, but to restore ‘pride and serious commercial opportunity’ in their ecosystem. Today Gaatha thus aims to bring the lost respect and wealth back to these beautiful and aesthetically rich Indian handicraft clusters. These researches are important because just like Industrial goods sell on ‘features’, crafts sell on the processes / stories / heritage that go into making them.

We should give crafts a fair chance, someone is right now merrily making something for us, singing a folk song, in a humble house, deep inside India.

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17May

Chandi ka warq

If you are visiting an Indian confectionery store for the first time, you are in for a

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27May

Studded Splendors

‘Jab pyar kiya toh darna kya….” Mirror Inlay Udaipur The landmark number from Mughal-e-Azam puts in front

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27Sep

Grey Steel & Glistening Gold

The history of Rajputs has been one of great courage and bravery in wars against

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17May

A picture is worth a thousand words…

these artists draw and paint the entire scene in its full grandeur in amazing detail and fineness on a small canvas, for the king to keep as a memory of the event. These were the exquisite Miniature paintings of Rajasthan in the 16th Century, the incredibly detailed enchanting visual narratives of royal festivities

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