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While the contemporary quilt creates a beguiling aesthetic in many an eclectic home, we take a look at the storytelling craft of the traditional Godhadi or Kawandi that was brought to India by African immigrants but stayed on as the native craft of the Indian west coast! Take a short heritage walk with true upcycling!

Make in India Week saw a lively workshop on the survival of Indian traditional arts & crafts in the digital era, conducted by India Art n Design (dot) com. Check it out here…

Shruti Chavan from IndiaArtnDesign in conversation with artist Ashutosh Verma unravels the fine craft of paper cutting that has its roots in Braj - a religious centre at the crossroads of Mathura-Vrindavan in UP, India. That the ancient craft is today being revived in well-appointed interiors is another nod to our legacy and endorses the need for preserving our Indian heritage.

Designing for the contemporary Indian, Sahil & Sarthak play with interesting nuances of yore that are easily attractive and find passionate use in new homes and surroundings. Check out their offerings and leave us your feedback…

Renewing contemporary interest into ancient native weaving and other textile design techniques from India, craftsmen come together to exhibit as many as 15 different approaches to designing the sari!

Meet the creative minds behind the art of a very traditional and timeless craft in India

The word 'Kaavad has many connotations - from being associated with 'kivaad' - a door panel to 'being carried on the shoulder. The ancient art of Kaavad storytelling attributed to Udaipur Rajasthan is gradually evolving into a new identity. Will we be able to sustain this colourful art of storytelling?