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.
While some employees dread the thought of another Friday activity as the deadline clock is ticking others might just want to give the āice-breakersā a miss. Corporate events by Rooftop have brought a creative twist to these mundane activities.
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Indian students may learn about contemporary art, but how often are they exposed to traditional art forms? On Monday, July 24, Rooftop collaborated with R.N. Podar School, Santacruz West, Mumbai, to organise a fun-filled workshop on the sacred textile art of Mata ni Pachedi. It was held in two batches to ensure that each student
Are you tired of going to the same restaurant, and spending time with your friends the same way every time? Well, for a new and exciting experience with your buddies,
Today’s hectic lifestyle requires a lot of energy and motivation to cope with it. The busy schedules affect physical and mental health drastically.
Arts is ideally adapted to aid us in comprehending and expressing ideas and feelings.
Phad painting is a 700-year-old tradition that has been handed down through generations.
Are your employees worn out? Or the work doesn’t seem to hold their attention? This may be your sign to turn things around!
