Stories that travelled through hands, heart, and time.
This collection celebrates artists who channel village rhythms, age-old rituals, and everyday myth into vibrant mixed-media expressions. Expect lively compositions full of peacocks, festive gatherings, guardian animals, and devotional scenes that feel both timeless and immediate.
Here, cows have expressions. Trees have moods. The gods look ...
Stories that travelled through hands, heart, and time.
This collection celebrates artists who channel village rhythms, age-old rituals, and everyday myth into vibrant mixed-media expressions. Expect lively compositions full of peacocks, festive gatherings, guardian animals, and devotional scenes that feel both timeless and immediate.
Here, cows have expressions. Trees have moods. The gods look like they belong at your grandmother’s house - because maybe that’s where you first saw them.
Folk art was made in the middle of conversations, festivals, and everyday chaos - which is probably why it still feels alive.
This collection is a reminder that “heritage” doesn’t always mean museum glass and hushed tones. Sometimes it’s messy, loud, joyful, and full of symbols you might not fully understand - but still somehow feel at home with.
This collection celebrates artists who channel village rhythms, age-old rituals, and everyday myth into vibrant mixed-media expressions. Expect lively compositions full of peacocks, festive gatherings, guardian animals, and devotional scenes that feel both timeless and immediate.
Here, cows have expressions. Trees have moods. The gods look like they belong at your grandmother’s house - because maybe that’s where you first saw them.
Folk art was made in the middle of conversations, festivals, and everyday chaos - which is probably why it still feels alive.
This collection is a reminder that “heritage” doesn’t always mean museum glass and hushed tones. Sometimes it’s messy, loud, joyful, and full of symbols you might not fully understand - but still somehow feel at home with.
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