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Warli Art: Drawing of Life
“Art is inspired by life, and life takes inspiration from art.” There couldn’t be a more comprehensive summing up of the core emotion of Warli art. An art form that is driven by everyday life stories…
25 Mar
Gond Tribal Art and Aboriginal Art: Divided by Distance, United by Emotions
Gond, a tribal art of India and Australian Aboriginal art are both visual storytelling mediums, the canvasses become a witness to years of history; bearing philosophy, culture and guarded knowledge.…
25 Mar
The Last Queen - An Unforgettable Story of a Warrior Queen
Bestselling author Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni’s The Last Queen is the inspiring story of an audacious queen, brought to life in the author’s signature style. While we have all heard tales of Rani…
10 Mar
The Gleeful Losar Festival
  Image Credit - LehLadakhIndia  The Tibetan word Losar translates as New Year, lo means ‘year’ and sar means ‘new’. From the beginning of their existence, Tibetans celebrate harvest by either…
26 Feb
Krimchi Temples - Remnants of an era
The overwhelming beauty of Kashmir is marked with intrigue. Kashmir was once imbued with Hinduism and spirituality, and Kashmiri Shivaism, a non-dualistic tradition that dates back to 850 C.E., had a…
2 Feb
Eran- A site of prominence to seclusion
Eran, located on the bank of Bina river in Madhya Pradesh is the ancient town and an archaeological site of India. The name has been derived from the word ‘Eraka’ meaning tall grass, which is…
2 Feb