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Reviving A Forgotten Metal- 2: A series on the traditional Kansa metal
The metal manufacture in India has a glorious past. Archaeological evidence so far proves that the metallic culture in India is as old as the Indus Valley Civilization.
Reviving A Forgotten Metal-1: A Series on the traditional Kansa metal
Kansa is a metal that we as a generation do not recognise, often finds a mention in a nostalgic tone by our grandparents. Its called the metal of grace. Know why..
Reviving A Forgotten Metal- 3: A series on the traditional Kansa metal
The aesthetic properties of Kansa, which is a form of bronze, can incorporate it into a modern household with ease. Kansa truly is a versatile metal that is severely underrated.
In Simplicity, I follow: Food for Thought, This Simplicity Day
Simplicity is not sacrificing; it’s a lifestyle. It helps people change for the better and make lives, happier and healthier. Simplicity teaches us the power of less.
Thread the Needle Day – Honoring the Embroidery tradition
Thread the Needle Day originated from the idea of endeavouring to explore one’s route through a limited gap, narrowed choices and confusing alternatives.
Sui Dhaaga of India – Saluting the Embroiderers
You needle a thread; you channel your thoughts into a specific stream. Embroidery of India includes dozens of regional embroidery styles varying by different regions.
Why they are our world!- Celebrating Parents Day
If there’s one thing, we can’t imagine our lives without, it is undoubtedly our parents. Parents take various roles, firstly a teacher from whom we learn and take guidance.
Chess Pe Charcha on International Chess Day
Chess is an ancient game. There is early archaeological evidence that the game was played going very far back in Ancient India, preeminently in the Mahabharata.