These art forms can range from sculpture, painting, weaving, and pottery, among others, and are created using natural materials such as wood, clay, and animal hides.

Sustainable art uses eco-friendly materials and leaves no toxins. Modern artists use natural, recyclable materials, following the ancient techniques of Indian folk art. Traditional Indian methods ...

Here, Paveela shares the challenges of working with sustainable materials and her vision for revolutionising India’s interior decor landscape. Manish Saini Published on: 10 October 2024 3:48 pm ...

Art forms that are sustainable are built to endure. Sustainable art can last for many generations in contrast to modern sculptures, which may deteriorate over time as a result of exposure to the ...

India’s top most renowned art form, Madhubani (also called Mithila art) has a fascinating tale of its preservation and origin. Let’s unveil this impressive journey of Madhubani art and see how ...

India's art represents its rich cultural diversity, which includes over 2,500 tribes and regional groupings. Check out some of the most incredible tribal and folk art forms of India.

Traditional Indian art forms can now be mastered through an app on your phone. For adults who work full time jobs or manage homes and kids, hobbies that interest them and are sustainable can be ...

BENGALURU, Aug 16 (Reuters) - India's markets regulator on Friday proposed to expand sustainable finance framework in the country's securities market by including a new investment product.

In a concerted step to unify the visual art sector’s efforts to mitigate its environmental impact, four international organisations have announced their commitment to form the Art Charter for ...

“Our aim is to make this art economically viable and sustainable. These women won’t have to work in the jungle to survive if the project is commercially successful. It can be a story of women ...

Sustainable art uses eco-friendly materials and leaves no toxins. Modern artists use natural, recyclable materials, following ...