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Oct 18 2022
JAIN PAINTING OF RAJASTHAN

Posted by: Dayeeta Chaki

Categories: Indian Arts & Crafts

Tags: themes , rajasthan , online platforms , mewar jain painting form , jainism , jain tirthankaras , jain art , history and origin of jain art , colours and materials used in jain painting , arts of india , artists of india , architecture and culture , ancient art forms of india , amalgamation of art
Rajasthan is very rich in cultural heritage. The amalgamation of art, architecture, and culture has enriched this state. Rajasthan is full of diversities and rich in art and culture. A variety of art forms exist here and Jain art is one of the ancient art forms of India. This religion is mainly based on three pillars: AHIMSA (non-violence), APARIGRAHA (non-attachment), and ANEKANTAVADA (non-absolutism). The works involved with Jainism are referred to as ‘JAIN ART’.
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Jul 12 2022
KURUMBA – THE DYING PAINTING ART FORM OF ANCIENT INDIA

Posted by: Dayeeta Chaki

Categories: Indian Arts & Crafts

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Kurumba painting is a very old traditional art form that originated in the Nilgiri hills of Tamil Nadu. This ancient tribal art form is believed to be 3000 years old. This art form was practiced by the KURUMBA tribe mainly traced in the states of Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and Karnataka. The outer walls of the doors and windows of the temples and houses were used as canvases for drawing. The themes are the expressions of the beliefs of Kurumba men and the achievements of the tribe and their villages.
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Mar 30 2022
Godna Painting- The Incredible Story of Tattoo Art

Posted by: Dayeeta Chaki

Categories: Indian Arts & Crafts

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GODNA ART is one of the most ancient art forms of India mainly practiced by the tribe Oraon of Chhatisgarh state. This unique art form is mainly done on the bodies of the women with tattoos called “GODNA” to adorn their bodies. It is permanent ornamentation of the body.
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