Colourful Painting's of India.

India is always full of art, tradition and culture. In rural village the peoples make a different types of art and craft work in various form. In India various types of painting's available from the ancient period.

 We want to bring some unique painting's of India, they are

Madhubani Paintings

Kalamkari Art: 

Patachitra Painting's

Kalighat Paonting's

Jamini Roy painting's

Batik

Mysore Painting

Rajput Painting

Mughal Painting

Tanjore Paintinng

These are the various types of Painting in India. If you want these painting's , you can get from several shops or from several online shopping store. You can decorate these painting's in your home, office

9 indian arts and crafts which bring glory to us

9 Indian arts and crafts which bring glory to us

1. Patachitra
2. Warli
3. Modern Art
4. Organic Natural Dyes
5. Madhubani
6. Kalamari
7. Tribal Art
8. Batik
9. Fusion Weaves

Old Art form slowly going out of focus in Odisha

In the modern path of life we as human being forgetting value of old art forms which almost lost all glory.

Why people choose this way, we don't have much idea but sure that we are selecting wrong path of life.

We will go more details on them one by one in future, some of the art forms which need to save are:

List consist of below:

• Pala
• Daskathia
• Ghoda Nach(Horse Dance)
• Badi Pala
• Danda Nach(Dhandia)
• Ghumura Dance
• Kosali Dance
• Chau Dance
• Gotipua Dance
• Dhalkhai
• Dhap

Talented Weavers Need to Pass on these handloom art to Next Generation

Handloom and handicraft in india vanishing day by day and modern society moving towards western culture.
We met few of the rare artist who are making art pieces which someone can not imagine if not see in his/ her eyes.

See this handwoven Konark Temple by Patra Brothers who are known for their masterpieces in odisha which already displayed in many museums within and outside india.

These art should pass on to next generation of weavers and designers by these indian talented persons, otherwise we can only see them in museums.

Post by Odisha Saree Store.

National Science Day Celebrated

National Science Day is commemorated in India on 28 February every year to score the invention of the Raman Effect by Indian scientist Sir Chandrasekhara Venkata Raman on 28 February 1928.

It’s a great achievement for Indian citizen, for this invention open wide doors in physics research.