Caleidoscope | Indian Culture, Heritage

In this article we trace the different types of style and influence that the miniature paintings of India went through throughout history, since its origin.

Trip to Coorg - A beautiful destination in Karnataka, Coorg, serves as a fascination to many travellers who seek a sense of thrill mixed with scenic beauty.

The culture of Manipur is vibrant, intricate, and rich. Tucked away in the mighty hills, their beautiful tradition is a sight to behold and store in our memories and cherish for ever.

Tamil Nadu Culture: Tamil Nadu is a land of enchanting beauty, a vibrant culture and a grand tradition. Through its fascinating heritage and historical significance, the state has managed to capture the attention of the world.

The handicrafts of Gujarat hold a special place for their variety and strong-rooted traditional essence. We can only hope that with efforts by various NGOs and the government they continue the legacy of yesteryears.

Indian Agriculture - Agriculture is the heart of this country, its farmers and their toil is the reason why we not only are able to feed such a huge population but also export food and foodproducts.

The Kantha Embroidery is one of the most popular craft forms of India. It serves a great utilitarian purpose without losing its beauty and intricacy.

Traditional Dresses of Gujarat, along with the beautiful ornaments are famous for their beauty all across India for their elegance and vibrancy.

India is a land of many cultural diversity, the classical dances of India reflect the rich traditions and heritage beautifully. Here, we dive into some of these classical dance forms that enrich our cultural practices.

The Warli painting, created by the Warli tribe, residing in the north Sahyadri Range is one such priceless art form that though carried on for years by the tribe has found fame, appreciation and usability in today’s modern times.

We spoke with Sneha about her latest projects, the need for preserving our heritage, her own brand and much more.

There are various folk dances that are seen around these states of north India, and some even transcend state boundaries to integrate with the culture of the neighboring states.

It can be easily said that the two personalities were ahead of their times, both as women and as artists. It can also be said that Amrita Sher-gil wouldn't have liked the “Frida Kahlo of India”

Ganjifa - a different game of cards from the royal palace which was practiced in Sawantwadi in Maharastra.

Dashmeet Singh from Delhi, who considers it his aim through art to capture and keep alive the spirit and innocence of childhood through his works.

Exploring the beautiful art form that withstands the sands of time - Sand Art. The Indian Sand Artists have made a mark on national and international levels.

The idea behind NataCampa is to encourage and give true artists a platform to showcase their talent and skill. At the same time it also acts as the means to restore, preserve and encourage the different performing arts across the nation across the nation

Mansimran and his wife Marry decided to permanently settle in Himachal Pradesh: They started the Andretta Pottery and Crafts Society, and got engrossed in carrying forward the lineage of pottery by training the local potters.