Jewellery, textiles, readymades, ethnic wear…. the crafts fair has it all

The Craft Bazaar brings together handicraft and handlooms from across the states

A.S.R. Murthy’s magnets from across the world are more than just souvenirs. They are a mine of information

Showcasing a variety of products in jute

Delhi Tourism hosted the second edition of its International Kite Festival.

Artist Phillipe Ramette changes the way you look at the world with his gravity-defying photographs

The Dastkar Mela brings together handlooms and handicrafts from across the country

Jayaprakash sculpts the female form with an African inspiration

Meet Raghunath Mohapatra, a doyen of stone sculpture, who has been chosen for India’s second highest civilian award - the Padma Vibhushan-this year

Apparao Galleries’ upcoming show is a curious take on space and architecture

Generous portions of rich food, sprawling houses, folk arts, skill games and animal rides… There’s never a dull moment at Chokhi Dhani Village

Kishore Nagappa, the sculptor behind statues for the likes of Jawaharlal Nehru, Ambedkar, Sathyamurthi, Muthuramalinga Devar and the most recent one of Pennycuick

Artisans and their indigenous crafts are being pushed to the brink due to fierce competition and lack of cohesive government support

London-based Anders Petterson, who was in city to launch the Chennai Art Club recently, shared his views on art investment in the global market

Narshi Bhai’s Patola saris and dupattas are works of fine craftsmanship. They are on display at Basava Ambara.

Priya Ravish Mehra has documented the life and work of skilled darners or Rafoogars of Najibabad in Uttar Pradesh besides giving them international exposure to them through workshops and seminars.

Their passion for folding paper to create exciting shapes led to their forming the Origami Society of Madras. T. Subash and V. R. Karthik talk about their unusual hobby

175 artisans across the country take part in the expo

The 10-day carnival has a wide range of products on display

A new store in Thiruvananthapuram has hand-made products sourced from different places in India

Nine artistes, from different parts of the country, have used their kilns to give an expression to themes as varied as mythology and everyday objects in 'Fired up' — an art collection being exhibited at the Kalakriti Art Gallery till June 22.

Cheap Chinese silk is choking indigenous sericulturists and weavers.

Imagine being able to bake cakes, do carpentry, splash paints, knit, sew, get hands muddy and sing songs all on the very same day. Kids accompanied by their parents do just that at The Yellow Train Kids Festival

Friends and collaborators Bina Rao and Villoo Mirza are bound by their passion for handlooms

... are what Vidya Ravichandran uses to handcraft gift items

The maiden edition of Tamil Nadu Kite Festival is set to see custom kites, brought in by professionals from USA, Thailand, Malaysia and India, take flight

At Varnam, entrepreneur Karthik Vaidyanathan brings innovative creations by Karnataka’s Channapatna artisans to Chennai, from traditional toys to home decor pieces

Tribal and traditional artists explore novel ways of storytelling, experimenting with colour, techniques and contemporary themes, to connect with younger, mainstream audiences

An opportunity for Hyderabadis to shops all the crafts of Kutch under one roof

An incentivised training programme is helping a quiet revival of Kondapalli toys, and at the fore are craftswomen

Zero-waste apparel dyed with home-grown rhubarb and madder is the forte of Mridu Mehra Tiwari’s brand Kokūn, which just launched its Spring collection and a men’s range

‘Thinking Hands’, an exhibition of craft collectibles in Bengaluru, reinforces the growing interest in contemporary Indian tribal art among serious collectors

How a Mumbai-based fashion label is reviving the GI-tagged Bhavani jamakkalam through its debut collection