The Spiritual Significance of Kalamezhuthu Art
Similar to the Alponas of Bengal and the Aipans of Kumaon, a unique floor art form exists in Kerala. Most Indian floor art forms...
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Indian Floor Art: A Deep Dive Into 6 Diverse Art Forms
Picture this: You’re at a lavishly decorated venue where a wedding is being held. You walk in and are dazzled by a gigantic, sprawling...
What Sets Kota Paintings Apart From the Bundi School of Painting
You may have heard of the Kota-Bundi School of Miniature Painting, but you may also have heard of Kota and Bundi paintings separately. So...
Kalamkari Painting: Scroll Narratives and Block-Prints
‘Kalam’ means pen in Persian and ‘kari’ is for craft in Urdu. The term ‘Kalamkari’ originated with an alliance between Persian and Indian traders...
Are Artists Abandoning Traditional Painting Techniques In Favour Of Modern Technology?
Hello, art enthusiasts! Digital art is becoming increasingly relevant in modern society, inevitably influencing the world of traditional art. The introduction of software such...
Art Classes Near Me: Joy Of Creativity From Anywhere
Uncover the Convenience of Learning Art from Anywhere Say goodbye to searching for "art classes near me," "painting classes near me," or "drawing classes...
J. Swaminathan and His Work for the Tribal Art in India
Jagdish Swaminathan, most commonly known as J. Swaminathan, was born in Shimla on June 21, 1928. He is renowned as a contemporary Indian painter...
The Role of Art in Keeping Culture of Indian Tribal Communities Alive
Countless tribal communities have called India their home for generations. These are people rich in culture and tradition, but one continuously fighting to keep...
The Stories on Walls – Art of Sohrai
The art of storytelling has been an integral part of human culture since the beginning of time. From cave paintings to modern-day cinema, we...
Exploring Indian Art Villages: Raghurajpur Edition
An artist’s life fills with gratitude by the moments he spends labouring over his art. The spirituality seeps into his being and his everyday...
Rooftop App Artist Spotlight: Venkat Shyam (Gond Art)
Passion, Resilience and Originality - The Making of an Artist Venkat Shyam’s triumph lies in his unwavering conviction in his art and in the...
Rooftop App Artist Spotlight: Rajaram Sharma (Pichwai Painting)
From Apprentice to Master - The evolution of an artist Rajaram Sharma left home at 13 to pursue his calling to be a Pichwai...
Tracing the history of Gond Art: From walls to canvas
Gond Art is a traditional tribal art form originating from the Gond tribes of central India. It's a visual language that's been passed down...
5 Ganpati Inspired Indian Art Forms
Did you hear the ringing? It's festive bells. Ganesh Chaturthi is around the corner, and we are eagerly waiting for our beloved Ganpati Bappa's...
Pattachitra Paintings: Folktales Of Orissa Preserved In Art
Pattachitra paintings have been considered a form of folk art since their inception. In Sanskrit, "Patta" means cloth, and "Chitra" stands for a picture
Explore – Where Did Gond Art Originate?
India is a motherland of various cultures and folk art. Folk Art that traces back their lineage to thousands of years is found deep-rooted...
Torus Mandala Workshop with Karishma Parikh
Torus Yantra is a fascinating pattern in sacred geometry and is drawn by repeating circles, the first one is created by drawing 12 circles...
Rangoli Mandala Workshop with Karishma Parikh
Mandala art never gets old. No matter how long it stayed in the art field but it still sparks the same vibrancy. The geometrical...