Chanchal~Bringing Art to Life
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Chanchal At Sunday Soul Sante
Last Sunday was very special for us!
Not just because we were sold out on some of our bags and dresses categories (that is one reason of course :p) but because we once again realized we are on a great journey.!
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Stories Across India - A trip to Himachal
My work and my love for travel together have given me opportunities to explore villages and towns of our vast country that lay hidden. I like to travel like a local. I prefer living in homestays to experience the local lifestyle, I travel using local transport if available (sometimes it takes hours to get a bus), talking to complete strangers on my way! -
My Visit to Kanchipuram
Continuing my Kanchipuram experience from last month
Many families living in the temple town of Kanchipuram and nearby villages have their own looms and weaving is done at home. Usually every member of the family is part of the process and weaving is the last part of the technical process.
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Nagpur and Thanjavur
In our “Exploring Indian Art” series, today I am going to take you with me to some of the new places I have been exploring. Hope you enjoy the journey! -
Chanchal-Bringing Art to Life
Exploring Indian Art & Craft forms and Bringing them to Life in form of products and accessories such as Jewelry, Purses, Dupattas, artifacts etc -
Kalamkari Paintings
Kalamkari - Kalam (Pen) + Kari (Craftsmanship)
An art form that uses bamboo pen and natural colors to create intricate designs on cotton or silk fabric.
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Pattachitra Paintings
Pattachitra, traditional paintings from Odisha, is a combination of two Sanskrit words – ‘Patta’ means cloth and ‘Chitra’ means picture..
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Dokra Art
It’s a method of making metal artifacts using lost-wax casting technique.
This craft is practiced by the tribals and artisans living in Andhra Pradesh, West Bengal, Orissa and Chhatisgarh. Inspired by the folklores, beautiful jewelry and intricate artifacts are made using Brass.
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Madhubani Paintings
About Madhubani
Madhubani (or Mithila Paintings) is an ancient art form of Bihar and some neighboring villages of Nepal
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