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The Painting on the Threshold Extinction- Surpur Painting

Surpur style of painting is known as the branch of the Vijayanagara style. the art flourished under the two rulers named Immali Venkatapa Nayaka and Mummadi Venkatapa Nayaka. History The time of around 100 years between the regions Shorapur realm was established. Surpur art is the part which flourished under the rule of Immadi Venkatapa Nayaka and Mummadi Venkatapa Nayaka. The original paintings are found on the walls of abounded houses and temples in the Surpur taluka of the Yadgir region. This is were present day painting inspiration came. There are similarities with Tanjore painting and the Mysore Painting style. Ashtadikalakas or the guardians of the eight directions are examples of mythology and medic elements that are present. Abandoned and Negligence  For centuries this was ignored. Every art has a kind of process. Few duplicate the artwork at a cheaper rate. Utilizing present-day methods and techniques artist of Vijay Hagargundgi regenera...

Chandari Fabric Age Old Inheritance - Chandari saree

The generic fabric is famous for its transparency and sheer texture. transparency is the most profound factor in the textile. The chanderi sari is well known for its golden border at the pallu and few with embellishments all across the yard.   History Decoding the origin of chanderi fabric which had been mentioned in the Vedic period. It is believed Lord Krishna’s cousin Shishupal had discovered it. In the 1920s the Scindiyas patronized Chandari weaving And in 1922 Highness Madhav Rao Sindhia took an interest and encourage the Chanderi weavers. During The Second World War, the king took over the responsibility and the art survey.  Throughout the Mughal region in India, chanderi is admired. The royal people and queens' first choice which create high demand in the Mughal era. The process The cloth is made with tana means wrap and bana, means weft and is woven back and forth. The designs on chanderi fabric were woven on the handloom with the us...

Finest Embroidery - Aari work.

There is no doubt the Mughals influence the designs of Indian embroidery. Aari work is spread in Gujarat, Rajasthan, Lucknow, Kashmir, Delhi, and most of India. The embroidery is breakfast with a pen-like hook or crotch. Chain embroidery stitch with a loop using beads and sequences creates the finest art piece.   Origin  in the 12th century Aari Work is originated. In the western part of Gujarat first Aari work is practiced on leather used in decoration of footwear. Under the rule of Mughal the Craftsman transmitted the embroidery on fabric from the leather. With increase in trade with countries like China, England, and Europe give boost in the export and this resulted in influence of them in designs on traditional Aari work. Aari work emanates from Aar which is the hooked needle and awl used by craftsmen. . Making  a fabric is stretched and tied to a wooden frame to remove any loose folds. after tracing the design thread is embroidered on the des...

The Reinvigorate Extinct Saree - Kodali Sarees

Kodali kurrupur Are now extinct. in 1787-1832, under the aegis of Maratha rulers and the most flourished in the Serfoji Raja Bhonsle Chatrapati II. The royal family members of Tanjavur were privileged to own the saree till the 19th century.  The village of kodali karuppur near Kumbakonam in Thanjavur district was the place where the kodali saree was produced. The weavers of the saree migrated from Saurashtra to Madurai, Salem, and Kanchipuram.  you can view the samples left at the Chicago museum, Ahmedabad, Delhi crafts museum, and Chennai museum.   Design  colorful border and pallu With traditional motifs,   amazing designs, and artistic weaving, zari work in a fine cotton are the original kodali sari. Identical manufacturing of the saree includes, both side borders, enlarge pallu designs. Patterns commonly used geometric, Stars, lines, wide borders, trees of life, and roundels all over the body. In kalamkari technique wIth a gold w...

Heirloom of Elaborate Dying Process- Ikat

One Among the ancient methods of fabric embellishment With hand waving. The word Ikat Is derived from the Malay word ' Mengikat’ Roughly translate as tie with a complex traditional process of trying or binding a set of threads to develop a beautiful pattern. History    Is one among the ancient and relevant technique. Though the origin of Ikat Is in controversary with various adias and it is not connected to one particular part of the world. the products of the ikat Are the most popular part of the trade enhance present all over the world and famous trade routes in the olden time. It even replaced the currency in the silk route. Indonesia is commonly known as the birthplace of the craft. but no hard proof states the statement.   Origin in India  Ikat is rare and used in activities. Ikat has been practiced in India for thousands of years ago. The reference of the craft is mentioned in Ajanta Caves and also in the 3rd century the Budd...

The Grandeur of Silk Pattu- Dharmavaram saree

The luxurious Dharmavaram silk saree has resurged as the saree of intention for the modern bride looking for a definitive ethnic wedding. Interestingly, the weaving of Dharmavaram sarees is one of the latest, in comparison to all other drapes. History   Dharmavaram sarees are the deluxe patronage of the town of Dharmavaram, in the Anantapur district of Andhra Pradesh. This ancient town gets its name from Dharmamba, who was the mother of Kriya Shakthi Vodavaru Swamy, the founder of the town. The town took to silk weaving naturally due to the surplus of mulberry trees around the area, which makes for a natural breeding ground for wild silkworms. By the 19th century, the mulberry silk Dharmavaram sarees found nationwide commendation for the sheer splendidness and glamour of the weave. Woven originally as wedding sarees, in shades of red and yellow, the weavers innovated over time to include all colors, motifs, designs, and ornaments to keep up with...

Exotic painting of India-Madhubani Painting

This art can provide an important connection to our cultural heritage. This art originated dead back hundreds and thousands of years ago madhubani art is most famous and has roots in Indian mythology. In the region of Mithila is now in India and Nepal, a madhubani art practice. It is also known as the Mithila painting Due to its place of origin. The painting is known for its eye-catching geometrical patterns.   History women's first made madhubani paintings on the freshly plastered walls and floors of mud huts. The origin of madhubani is unclear, The local legend holds that king janaka the ruler of the Mithila region In the Ramayana requested this new form of painting to capture his daughter’s sita wedding to Lord Rama. Art is passed down from generation to generation and innovation adds to it over time. madhubani paintings are also made on clothes, paper, and canvas. In this style, both men and women paint madhubani. Themes There are three main...