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Ghibli-style AI art is flooding social media, catching the attention of many. Beyond this trend, India’s traditional art forms — Madhubani, Kalamkari, and more — offer a world of colour, culture, and history. These centuries-old styles have long blended storytelling with artistry, each carrying its own unique heritage and visual appeal.

Kalamkari fabrics of Andhra Pradesh-based Pitchuka Srinivas are exported to Japan, Netherlands, UK, USA and Germany.

“If you love the designs of exquisite trees, intricate peacocks and detailed depictions of deities you can never resist Dwaraka's Kalamkari kurtas, bags, cushion covers and sarees.”

Unique products handmade to perfection rich with culture and tradition. Why choose anything else?

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!

Did you know that Indian handlooms hold 95% of the handwoven fabrics in the world?

Founded in 1999, Dwaraka (Development of Weavers and Rural Artisans in Kalamkari), a not-for-profit organisation spearheaded by Anita Reddy aims to revive Kalamkari and empower the artisans behind the craft.

Ancient Indian folk painting and art styles have been passed down from generations. Here's a look at what makes 10 of these folk art forms unique and inimitable from each other.