“Krishna’s vibrant and dynamic persona resonates deeply with me. Painting him is like capturing the eternal dance of life and the universal themes of love and devotion,ā says renowned artist M F Hussain. This aptly encapsulates the devotion, love and reverence for Lord Krishna. It is succinctly stated in Bhagvad-Gita, that āeverything is in Krishna
The different seasons and their beauty are indeed godās work of art, the almightyās masterpiece. Each one with a distinct appearance and effect on Mother Nature. As a witness to this dynamic canvas, artists find themselves captivated by the divine artistry and try to capture the seasonal transformation with their artwork. From the vibrant hues
The influence of tribal art on contemporary fashion is a testament to the enduring power of traditional cultures in a globalized world. By bridging the gap between folk art and high fashion, designers can create pieces that are not only aesthetically striking but also culturally meaningful.
India is one example of versatility when it comes to art and culture. Pick any corner of the country and you shall find one unique style of art representing them and Indians are merely tapping this opportunity. Many individuals with mainstream jobs and responsibilities are taking up art as a side hustle and turning Indian traditional art into a source of modern income.
As this series of āThe Art Hubs of Indiaā reaches its climax, our fifth and final edition is about the heart of India ā Delhi. When one Googles āthe art capital of Indiaā, Delhi is the first name that pops up. While this could be debatable, with other cultural hubs like Kolkata being strong contenders
Known as mokuhanga (ęØēē»), Japanese woodblock printing is a traditional art form from Japan that is known for its expert craftsmanship and incredible beauty for centuries. This printing technique has not just made its mark in Japan but has influenced artists worldwide. In this blog, we will explore the fascinating world of Japanese woodblock printing!
Have you thought about how amazing it would be if anybody, anywhere in the world, could learn Indian art forms just as easily as learning a new subject or a coding language? For example, typing āhow to learn Pichwai artā would give you a clear A-Z plan of how exactly you would master this difficult art form.
Warli art is one of Indiaās most famous tribal art forms. This art form may be minimalistic, yet it also contains several intricate designs and motifs. But how does one move away from the commercialised portrayal of Warli art and into the rich traditional and cultural methods of Warli painting?
Have you or someone you know ever owned a saree or perhaps a kurta with Warli art motifs? If yes, you have the commercialisation of Warli Art to thank. However, if you have worn it without knowing about the art formās deep cultural significance and history, you have commercialisation to blame. Warli art, a centuries-old
Background of Rajasthan Studio What began as a humble initiative in the heart of Jaipur has now transformed into a bustling global community, reaching heights that were previously unimaginable. This is the incredible journey of Rajasthan Studio and its evolution into Rooftop, a platform for art lovers from all over the world. Born out of
