India’s Timeless Heritage: Most Precious and Oldest Museums
A guide to nine of India’s oldest and most important museums, from the Indian Museum in Kolkata (1814) to the Salar Jung Museum in Hyderabad.
- Art | Antique | Artifact | Collectible | Glassware | Handicraft | Paintings | Sculpture | Technology
Art as an Investment: A Timeless Asset for Wealth Growth
Is art a good investment? Learn the benefits, risks and practical steps for starting an art collection as a long-term asset.
The Enchanting World of Krishna Art.
Krishna’s 16 kalas and 13 famous artworks of Krishna, from Laddu Gopal bronzes to Nathdwara paintings and Kalamkari textiles.
Evolution of Rakhi designs from Traditional to Trendy.
How rakhi designs have evolved from simple threads to designer, eco-friendly and digital versions, and the legends behind Raksha Bandhan.
- Art | Handicraft | Paintings
Rediscovering the 9 un-sung art of India
A guide to nine lesser-known Indian folk and tribal art forms: Mandala, Warli, Pithora, Saura, Gond, Phad, Madhubani, Pattachitra and Kalighat.
- Art | Handicraft | Sculpture
The Timeless Craft of Bone Carving Art in India
A guide to bone carving in India: its history, materials, techniques, regional centres such as Sambhal, Jaipur and Murshidabad, and how artisans are adapting.
Abstract Art: A Journey Through Shapes, Colors, and Emotions
Why abstract art appeals to so many people: how shapes, colours and forms express emotion, mystery and thought.
How AI is redefining art
How artificial intelligence is changing art: new tools like GANs, wider access to creativity, help with preserving artworks and new kinds of collaboration.
Renewing Spirits and Traditions: Celebrating Gudi Padwa in Maharashtra
Gudi Padwa is the Marathi New Year, marked with a decorated gudi flag, house cleaning, new clothes, special food and prayers for a good harvest.
- Art | Handicraft | Paintings
Rich Heritage of Pichvai Paintings: A Journey Through Color, Devotion, and Tradition
Pichwai paintings from Nathdwara are detailed devotional cloth artworks centred on Shrinathji, with gold, natural colours and Krishna’s stories.
