The Naga people of Northeast India, encompassing various tribes such as Ao, Angami, Konyak, Chang, and Lotha, are renowned for their exquisite bead jewellery. 

Bagru, a small town located near Jaipur, Rajasthan, is a treasure trove of traditional Indian handcrafts, most notably known for its exquisite hand block printing. This art form, deeply rooted in t...

Maheshwari silk is a unique fabric that combines silk and cotton fibers, interwoven with zari (gold or silver thread) to create intricate patterns. Originating from Maheshwar, Madhya Pradesh, this ...

Pattachitra, also known as Patachitra, is one of the most ancient and revered forms of traditional art in India. This cloth-based scroll painting, deeply rooted in the cultural and religious herita...

Denied entry into temples due to discriminatory practices, the Devipujak community responded with creativity and resilience. They painted an image of the goddess on a piece of cloth, which they hun...

Uppada silk, a cherished fabric from the seashore town of Uppada in East Godavari, Andhra Pradesh, is a testament to India’s rich textile heritage. Known locally as Uppada Pattu, these silk saris s...

Pattu weaving is a traditional craft from Western Rajasthan, renowned for its distinctive woollen shawls and dhurries. The term "Pattu" refers to these woven textiles, which are typically used as s...

Kundan Jadai, often referred to as Kundan jewelry, is a traditional form of gem setting that originated in Rajasthan, India. This intricate art form involves embedding precious and semi-precious st...

Sambalpuri Ikat, a traditional textile craft originating from the Sambalpur region of Odisha, stands as a testament to India’s rich heritage in weaving. This unique form of Ikat, known locally as B...