Available Works
Usta Art
A unique art form from Bikaner characterized by miniature paintings and gold embossing on camel hide.
Chikankari
A delicate and traditional embroidery style from Lucknow, typically done with white thread on light muslin fabrics.
Pichwai Painting
Intricate paintings on cloth, depicting Lord Krishna, originally used as backdrops in the Shrinathji temple in Nathdwara.
Bone Carving
Intricate carving on animal bones, primarily practiced in Lucknow, to create jewelry, boxes, and showpieces.
Phad Painting
A scroll painting style on cloth that depicts folk deities of Rajasthan, traditionally carried by Bhopas (priest-singers).
Aipan Art
A ritualistic folk art of Kumaon, made with red clay and white rice paste on floors and walls during festivals.
Basohli Painting
A school of Pahari miniature painting known for its bold colors, vigorous line work, and intense expression.
Miniature Painting
Detailed and colorful paintings characterized by intricate brushwork, often depicting royal courts and Hindu mythology.
Thangka Painting
A Tibetan Buddhist painting on cotton or silk appliqué, usually depicting a Buddhist deity or mandala.
Brass Craft
Moradabad is famous for its exquisite brassware, featuring intricate engravings and enamel work.
Bhadohi Carpets
The largest hand-knotted carpet weaving industry hub in South Asia, known for its exquisite designs and craftsmanship.
Zardozi
An elaborate embroidery technique using gold and silver threads, pearls, and precious stones on rich fabrics.
Sanjhi Art
The ancient art of paper stenciling from Mathura, traditionally used to create rangoli designs in temples.
Phulkari
Vibrant embroidery from Punjab featuring brightly colored floral patterns stitched on khaddar fabric.
Pashmina Weaving
The fine art of weaving the incredibly soft wool of the Changthangi goat into luxurious shawls.
Paper Mache
A delicate craft involving paper pulp molded into shapes and painted with intricate floral motifs and gold paint.
Khurja Pottery
Traditional ceramic work characterized by colorful patterns, typically blue, hand-painted on mugs, pots, and vases.
Kangra Painting
A pictorial art of Kangra, named after the Rajput state, known for its lyrical blending of form and color.
Blue Pottery
A traditional craft of Jaipur known for its striking blue and white patterns, made without clay using quartz stone powder.