Mata ni Pachedi is a religious art that originated around 400 years back in Gujarat. Started by the Vaghari or Devipujak community, Mata ni Pachedi is the paintings of Goddesses and their stories on cloth. The community started painting these when they were denied entry into temples. Mata ni Pachedi thus is a textile art
Born into tradition, Embracing Change Phad master artist, Kalyan Joshi was born in 1969 into the Joshi family from Bhilwara, Rajasthan. The Joshi family had the distinction of being the one family that knew how to make Phad paintings; It was a legacy they have carried forward since the 13th century. Kalyan Joshi recognized the
The description of Bhuri Baiās journey as a daily wager who became a world renowned Indian folk artist doesnāt do justice to her story. Bhuri Bai transcended many societal and familial barriers to establish herself as an artist. Her art is not only a testament to her innate talent but also to her courage, tenacity
Passion, Resilience and Originality – The Making of an Artist Venkat Shyamās triumph lies in his unwavering conviction in his art and in the quiet fortitude with which he not only faced his destiny but also embraced it. His art weaves his memories rooted in the Gond tradition, its myths, its reverence for nature with
From Apprentice to Master – The evolution of an artist Rajaram Sharma left home at 13 to pursue his calling to be a Pichwai artist. He trained under the aegis of eminent artists of the Nathdwara tradition. Today he is considered a master of Pichwai and Miniature painting. Born in Bijolia, Rajasthan, Rajaram Sharma was
Indian art auction is sales events where products and services are bought and sold through bidding. There is a lot of competition among people as they try to obtain their desired item. In Indian art auctions, different types of exclusive artworks are up for bidding, and the highest bidders can own them. Everyone is welcome
