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Exploring Different Types of Thangka: Sacred Tibetan Art

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Thus Gotama (Buddha) walked toward the town to gather alms, and two samanas recognized him solely by the perfection of his repose, by calmness of his figure, in which there...

By Smriti Sahu

Celebrating Shiv-Parvati: A Journey Through Indian Art Traditions

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The holy trinity consists of Shiva, Vishnu, and Brahma. When Shiva (Siva), the God of destruction, joins with Parvati, the daughter of the Himalayas, they form the most powerful duo...

By Smriti Sahu

Krishna and Radha: The Artistic Representation of the Epitome of Eternal Love

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Within the cultural narratives of India, it is often recounted that Radha and Krishna eventually had different partners, however, it is the deep affection that they shared as a young...

By Smriti Sahu

Arts and Crafts of Gujarat

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The land of Gujarat whispers stories through its diverse arts and crafts. Within its borders lie variegated communities whose existence is intertwined with their unique artistic expressions, yet some are...

By Smriti Sahu

Decor ideas for infusing your children's room with indigenous art and 10 ways this will help them!

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With a collection of over 5000 tribal and traditional artworks sourced from diverse regions of India, our team takes pleasure in conceptualizing innovative ideas for integrating these artistic expressions into...

By MeMeraki Collaborator

Unfurling a world of wonder: A journey into Bengal Pattachitra

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INTRODUCTION Bengal Patachitra is an art form that is closely related to the states of Odisha as well as in West Bengal. The Sanskrit word Pattachitra, is made up of...

By Smriti Sahu and Asma Khan

HANDICRAFT MAP OF BIHAR

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Bihar, despite being home to an eclectic cultural treasure trove, is often overlooked-a fact that might not come as a surprise for many of us. This state, the very land...

By Smriti Sahu

Ramayana in Folk Arts of India

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The ancient Indian epic, Ramayana, continues to resonate through the ages, its moral lessons still relevant today, influencing generations to come.  Written by sage Valmiki, it is a saga of...

By Asma Khan

A traveller’s guide to Ayodhya

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The significance of Ayodhya lies in its historical role as the capital of the mighty Ikshavaku Dynasty, to which Lord Ram, the revered hero of the Ramayana, belonged. Hindu religious...

By Jaspreet Kaur

Illustration in the Indian Constitution

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In 1947, India gained its hard-fought independence, but this was just one step towards building a robust nation. Among the other critical steps, the drafting of the Constitution emerged as...

By Smriti Sahu

The Enchanting World of Pattachitra Art

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  Pattachitra, meaning "picture on cloth" in Sanskrit, transcends the mundane definition of art. It's a window into the vibrant tapestry of Indian culture, a whispered echo of forgotten myths,...

By Asma Khan

Bonfires and Folklore: The Essence of Lohri Celebrations

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Step back in time and immerse yourself in the enchanting folklore that gave birth to the lively celebration of Lohri. Discover the various stories that shaped the cornerstone of Punjabi...

By Jaspreet Kaur