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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.
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.
National Handloom Day: Honoring The Artistry Of The Weavers
Handloom is a national treasure. When you buy a handloom, you’re not just buying a product. You are contributing to the history and heritage of your nation.A World Built In A Grove — A Series On Bamboo Interventions — I
In our quest to find eco-friendly materials to incorporate into our lifestyles, we cannot overlook bamboo as an alternative. Bamboo craft is one of the oldest cultures known to man.
A World Built In A Grove — A Series On Bamboo Interventions -II
With the rapid urbanization and globalization of markets, the entry of intermediaries the historical relationship between the artisan and the end consumer has broken down.
A World Built In A Grove: A Series On Bamboo Interventions — III
From its wide variety of products, the livelihoods it offers, to the sustainable nature of the material itself, bamboo possesses incredible power. Bamboo is truly a part of community’s heritage.