Ellora Caves & the Siva Temple Carved Out of Solid Rock
The caves of Ellora, culminating in the famed free-standing Kailasanatha Temple, were hand-carved from a mountain during a period of […]
India’s Fabulous Fabrics
Can the handwoven warp and weft survive technological modernity? By Anne Petry, India Is there any other country in the
Lord Siva Dances into Delhi
World’s tallest Nataraja graces new Bharat Mandapam exhibition center Nataraja kept inspiring us to complete 30 months’ work in just
The Colorful and Divine Facades Of Tamil Nadu’s Rural Homes
From exuberant hues, to images seeking celestial blessings and protection from unwanted influences, villagers boldly adorn even the most modest
Siva’s Cosmic Choreography
How Lord Nataraja’s Divine Inspiration Helped Me Embrace Dance and Transform My Entire Life By Savita Tiwari, Mauritius Many forms
Folk Art Thrives with Generous Patronage
Since 2004, the International Folk Art Market in New Mexico, USA, has hosted more than 1,000 creators from 100 countries
Meet the Next Gen Dancers
Ranee Ramaswamy learned Bharatanatyam at an early age, but only found her destiny in it after migrating to the US
All About Meditation
Mystical Guidelines to the Fine Art of Exploring the Wonderful Within of Yourself From the Teachings ofSatguru Sivaya Subramuniyaswami The
Nepal’s Thangka Art
An Ancient Art Form Forging its Future Photos and Text by Anne Petry Nepali thangka paintings have vivid colors with
The Museums of India
In a world of digital enticements, India’s museums showcase enduring material creativity. They may inspire renewed artistry in modern generations.