Fahim Mattoo
In the winding, narrow lanes of the old city of Srinagar, the legacy of Kashmir’s rich artisanal heritage still lingers. While well-known for its exquisite wood carvings, vibrant papier-mâché and exquisite pashmina shawls, this area has long nurtured lesser-known yet highly sought-after crafts as…
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Sadaf Shabir
Kashmir, nestled in the northernmost region of India, is renowned not only for stunning landscapes but also for its rich cultural heritage. From its architecture to folklore, handicrafts and cuisine, every facet of Kashmiri life is rooted in tradition. Among its various crafts, embroidery stands…
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Dr Stuti Mishra
Nestled amidst the Himalayas, Srinagar stands as a living testament to Kashmir’s vibrant handloom and handicraft traditions. These centuries-old craft traditions of the Valley are deeply interwoven with the region’s cultural identity, serving as both a livelihood for its people and a reflection of…
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Tania Chatterjee
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Danish Qazi
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SR Abbiramy
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B.N. Goswamy
Chamba rumals—which were used chiefly as decorative coverlets for platters filled with gifts in the hilly regions—started disappearing because of changing tastes and the availability of cheaper substitutes. Here, Prof. B.N. Goswamy writes about these Pahadi treasures, and the initiative to revive…
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Kanza Fatima
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Radhana Raheja
An introduction to the history and techniques of velvet weaving in India, which includes articles, images from museum collections, a video on technique, and an interview with master weaver Shamim Ansari
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Radhana Raheja
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