Indian art

Padma Shri Jagdish Mittal still recalls every story behind the 2000+ artefacts displayed at his Hyderabad home, also known as the 'Jagdish and Kamla Mittal Museum of Indian Art'.

Making pieces for both utility and decoration, the Indian pottery tradition has been a symbol of our ethnic diversity. Here's a list of eight unique pottery crafts from around India.

Black mono-print umbrellas are a hangover from a brief period of sober silliness. What India's monsoons need are historic Indian art - and we've got you covered!

“Beauty is in everything, including waste. My mother inspired me to pursue this art when I was young, and I will do the same for the next generations. Although simple, this is too precious an art to die with time!

Sometimes simple, while at other times intricate and thought-provoking, what truly needs to be celebrated is the vision of these artists, that encases random objects in narrative frames and whole new perspectives!

Artists have been overlooked for too long. They are now being given platforms to have their art recognised by the world!

Teju Behan’s story is one to celebrate as it tells of a woman who rose above poverty to pursue her passion and was able to make it her living.

Here are five Indians whose memories will live on for eternity!

The headgear and ornaments worn by Kathakali artistes are handmade by 68-year-old Ramankutty Kothavil.

There is hours of hard work and patience behind that beautiful handcrafted bed sheet that you just could not take your eyes off. Two design students are taking us on a journey to give us a glimpse of the lives of local artisans through this beautiful video. We bet you will never bargain with craftsmen after watching this.