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There is something uncannily heritage, when Indian craft ideas are incorporated in contemporary interiors. Check out this villa in Indore and leave us your views...

Artist Ashok Kumar Varma lends an all new vocabulary to art of collages. Check it out and give us your feedback...

IAnD traces the story of celebrated artisan Jeremy Cole. Follow his inspiring journey from ceramic creator to award-winning craftsman and leave us your views…

As a culmination of our Special issue on Designer's Personal Spaces, we stop to imbibe how soulful a personal space can be. Ar. Abin Chaudhuri's home in Kolkata fits the bill perfectly. Check out this abode, which is full to the brim with all the right heart-warming notes…

rat[LAB]interiors uses parametric design to revive interest in heritage elements at Jaipur's Farzi Café. Check out the feature here and leave us your views…

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.

The erstwhile native craft that was once the pride of Chamba and the nation - the Rumal of Chamba - is being celebrated once again in pockets of India for its unique double-sided stitch, thanks to the efforts of the organisation #rumalsofchamba.

Amsterdam-based design studio The Invisible Party designs 'The Magic of Cuir Bouilli' an exhibition that celebrates the ancient French craft of cuir bouilli or "boiled leather" currently showing at shoe and leather-industry museum, Schoenenkwartier.