Indus valley civilization

Back to Basics : The New Wave of Ceramics

August 30, 2020August 30, 2020 Ritika Soun 0 Comments bidriware, black pottery from nizamabad, cement, ceramics, chemicals, coil pottery Manipur, cookwares, diamond, glass, graphite, harappan civilization, Indus valley civilization, khavda pottery Gujarat, kitchenwares, minerals, molela murtikala, non-stickware, panch tattvas, porcelain, prithvi, terracotta

With coming in of artificial materials to enrich the finishing of goods, natural substances like ceramics are being forgotten. But, ceramics form a very essential part of our everyday existence, even in places and instances where we are not aware of. How and where all, find out here.

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Handloom –A Revolution or a fiasco?

August 7, 2020August 7, 2020 Editor 0 Comments ajrakh print, ancient craft, Ancient Indian culture, artistry, arts of India, artwork, Aurangzeb, crafts of India, creativity, Dastkar bazaar, designs, economic sector, economy, employment, fabric, figurines, globalisation, Gujarat, hand loom, Hand woven clothes, india, Indian culture, Indian history, Indus valley civilization, jamdani, khadi, Mahatma Gandhi, mechanisation, modern, modernisation, Mohenjo-Daro, Mohenjo-Daro Priest King sculpture, muslin, patterns, power looms, Princess Zeb-un-Nisa, Rajasthan, sindh, Swadeshi Movement, Tradition, weaver

Handloom still holds finesse as an ancient Indian craft. Tracing its history, this article brings forth hand woven clothing’s charm even in modern India. Celebrating the 6th National
Handloom Day, we are here with another insight into the artistic realm of our handloom industry
– a revolution or fiasco?