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 Tribal Weave of The North-EastTribal areas of the North-Bengal, Nagaland, Manipur, Tripura, Mizoram... Jasleen Dhamija
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 Tie and Dye of ThreadsPatan used to export patolas. In Cambodia, Thailand & Indonesia patola played an important part in rituals & ceremonies & became integral part of their lives... Jasleen Dhamija
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 Performance Tradition and Modern TheatreIt created great rupture from the performance tradition of more than two thousand years which began with the dialogue hymns of the Rigveda and developed with the two great epics - the Ramayana and the Mahabharata... Suresh Awasthi
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 Wood Work in IndiaToday wood has become scarce and extremely expensive. Gone are the days when wood was available in plenty. Temples, houses, were built in wood.... Jasleen Dhamija
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 Martial Arts and Performance TraditionWhy should martial art lead to the evolution of performance forms or inter-act with a form in its evolution and vitally influence its nature and design of movements? Suresh Awasthi
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 Affordable ArtDifferent people buy art for different reasons. Collectors hoard art after a passion, multinationals buy and display works of established artists to assert distinction, some buy to beautify their homes, some for investment and some to merely demonstrate their affordability... Dr. Veena Shekar
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 Are you a creative person?Creativity is an aesthetic concept, it is an idea that can be seen, heard and felt. In other words it involves seeing, hearing and feeling. Creativity is a spark of imagination... Dr. Veena Shekar
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 Ritual Artistic Expressions Scrolls, Patuas and tribal paintingsCreativity is an aesthetic concept, it is an idea that can be seen, heard and felt. In other words it involves seeing, hearing and feeling. Creativity is a spark of imagination... Kamala Vasudevan
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 Performance Tradition: Aesthetics and PracticeWe bow to the noble (sattvika) Lord Shiva whose bodily movements and gestures (angik) are the entire universe, whose speech (vachika) is all the written words, and whose costume and make-up (aharya) are the moon and the stars... Suresh Awasthi
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 Bamboo, Reed and FibresNorth-Eastern region of India, comprises of Assam, Manipur, Nagaland, Mizoram, Meghalaya, Arunachal Pradesh and Tripura, has the finest example of combined cane and bamboo work... Jasleen Dhamija
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 Bandhani, Tie and Dye TechniqueRajasthan has a number of tie & dye centers famous are the Jodhpur, Jaipur & Sikar. Sikar produces some finest bandhanis & produce a range of patterns, made for different communities in Rajasthan, Haryana & Punjab... Jasleen Dhamija
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 Silk Weaves and BrocadesKancheepuram, Tanjore and Kumbakonam, are important textile centers of Tamil Nadu. Sangarneddy & Dharmaswaram in Andhra Pradesh, Kolegal & Molkalmoru in Mysore are also famous silk-weaving centers... Jasleen Dhamija
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 Hand-Printed, Dyed and Printed FabricsIn Gujarat state, Mandvi, Dhamadka, Mundra, Anjar, Jamanagar & Surendernagar, Jaitpur, Ahmedabad, Vadodara & Deesa are important centers of printing... Jasleen Dhamija
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 Indian Metal WorkIndian metal work - Water-vessels, lotas, large serving plates, thals, table-tops, large dowry boxes from Gujarat, & innumerable other forms are made by alternately heating & hammering the metal... Jasleen Dhamija
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 PotterySurahi, Kumbhar, Handi, Alwar Kagzi. Objects for domestic use have certain well-known centers: Kangra, Andreta in Himanchal Pradesh, Jhahhar in Haryana, Pokhran in Rajasthan, Meerut and Hapur in U.P., Khanpur in Maharashtra, Kutch in Gujrat, Birbhum in Bengal and Manipur for their distinctive styles of pottery... Jasleen Dhamija
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 Shawls and Woolen WeavesPashmina Shawl, Kani Shawl, Jamewars, Tooji, Amli, Dhussa, Jama, Jal, Dorukha, Aksi, Kalu Shawl... Jasleen Dhamija
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 TERRACOTTAIn Bihar, Bengal and Gujrat, there are a number of festivals in which women create clay figures to propitiate gods and goddesses. The Shyama Chak festival of Bihar is one of its kind. Even deepavali necessitates the making of clay figures of Goverdhan, almost all over India... Jasleen Dhamija
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 Indian TextilesThe indian centers known for very finally woven cotton were in Bangal, Varanasi, Chenderi, Uppada, Mangalagiri and Venkatagiri of Andra Pradesh... Jasleen Dhamija
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 Folk EmbroideriesAbout Dharaniya, Dharkala, Chandarva, Chakals, Mochi Bharat, Ari Bharat, Pako Bharat, Phulkari, Bagh, Khaddar, Chamba Rumal, Kanthas, Gavanti, Kasuti, Lingam, Shankh from Kutch, Saurashtra, Haryana, Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Bihar, Bengal, Puri, Karnataka... Jasleen Dhamija
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 Temples of KolarKolar has more than mere gold, rocky boulders, and frequent outbursts of anger and turbulence to offer Dr. Tara Kashyap
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