GULAMHUSEN UMAR KHATRI

For Mahalaxmi Das, Madhubani painting is more than an art form—it is a lifeline, a voice, and a cultural legacy carried forward by the women of Ranti village in Bihar, India. Rooted in the centuries-old traditions of Mithila, her journey into this intricate painting form of folk art began in childhood when she first observed and learned from an elder in her neighborhood.

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Pavithra Muddaya and the Vimor Handloom Foundation have been dedicated to preserving and reviving India’s handloom heritage for more than five decades.

The work of Vamika is a bridge between tradition and innovation, preserving Rajasthan’s artistic heritage while offering it to a global audience. Juhi and her team ensure that every creation reflects the timeless beauty of Kalbelia embroidery and its modern possibilities.

Satayam: A Heritage of Rajasthani Textiles

This Himachal Pradesh artisan collective collaborates with the Gaddi tribe, reviving traditional Himalayan wool textiles and cultural motifs.

Meet Pabiben Rabari: Innovator of Hari Jari Craft from Gujarat

Ashita Singhal | Paiwand

A BEACON OF HOPE

AKHTAR MIR: THE ESSENCE OF KASHMIR

Kavand Quilts of Karnataka’s Siddi Communities

Nettle Weaving Legacy in Nagaland

Crafting with Kalamkari

Indian Wild Tussar Silk Weaving

Dhebaria Rabari Embroidery Represents Ancient Cultural Ways

Warli Painting Share Messages of Harmony and Equilibrium

Soof Embroidery Leaves No Room For Error

Traditional Textiles of Kutch

Reviving a Sense of Reverence for the Ajrakh Tradition