The Bhavyata Foundation promotes India’s dying art form and provides a living for skilled artisans and their art. Exhibitions are also a means to promote art forms offering a wide range of items, including Hand-spun jackets, Festive Bamboo Lights, Natural Holi Colours, Traditional Toran, Gobar Deep, Lambani Accessories, Indian Board Games, Kansa Dinnerware, and Kansa Wand.
Deepavali is a time of joy, illumination, and the triumph of good over evil. Corporations shall recognize the importance of this festival and organize exhibitions to showcase the cultural significance and traditions associated with Deepavali. These exhibitions aim to create awareness, foster inclusivity, and celebrate diversity within the workplace.
Holi is a vibrant and joyful festival celebrated primarily in India but has gained popularity worldwide. It is known as the “Festival of Colors” and marks the arrival of spring. Organizing an exhibition on Holi at corporates can be a fantastic way to promote cultural diversity, engage employees, and foster a sense of inclusivity.
Rakhi, also known as Raksha Bandhan, is a special festival celebrated in India that signifies the bond of love and protection between brothers and sisters. Organizing an exhibition on Rakhi at corporates can be a wonderful way to promote cultural diversity, strengthen relationships, and celebrate the unique traditions associated with this festival.
Indian board games have a rich history and are an integral part of the country’s cultural heritage. Organizing an exhibition on Indian board games at corporates can be an exciting and educational way to promote cultural diversity, encourage teamwork, and engage employees in a fun and interactive manner.
Indian folk art is a vibrant and diverse form of artistic expression that reflects the country’s rich cultural heritage. Organizing an exhibition on Indian folk art at corporates can be a fantastic way to promote cultural diversity, showcase traditional art forms, and foster an appreciation for the country’s artistic traditions.
