#IndianCrafts

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Join us as we celebrate Indian crafts as heritage, identity, and living legacy. Stay tuned.. [ Karigari Ki Kahani, Reclaim Your Roots, Craftsmanship, Stay Tuned, Coming Soon, Jaypore Love, Jaypore ]

Indian crafts, all under one roof. @bluelotus_boutique From Kanji Kalamkari, Tissue Kalamkari, Crepe Kalamkari, Gaji Silk Gatchola and Bandhini to Patola, Aari work, silk cottons, eco prints, digital prints, stoles, dupattas and blouse materials—this exhibition is a dream if you love handcrafted textiles. 📍 Blue Lotus Boutique – Solo Exhibition CP Art Centre, Alwarpet 🗓️ 24 & 25 July ✨ Flat 10% off on all sarees It honestly felt like walking through a museum of Indian crafts. Save this, share it with a saree lover, and don’t miss it! 🤍 . . ( indian crafts, kalamkari saree , bandhini saree, kanjivaram kalamkari )

Join us on our Sunday trail of Indian crafts. Today, we wander to Bagru - a village on the outskirts of Jaipur where time seems to have stood still. Bagru is not just a place, it is a living museum of natural dyeing and block printing, sustained for centuries by the Chhipa community. Here, prints are still carved on wooden blocks by hand. Fabrics are dipped, sun-dried, and stamped in family courtyards the way they were hundreds of years ago. There is no hurry, no shortcut, no machinery to erase the touch of the human hand. And yet, in this timelessness lies both beauty and irony. While the world races forward, Bagru stays where it has always been — steeped in tradition, but also weighed down by the absence of meaningful change for the people who carry these crafts forward. Bagru is a reminder of what India does best: create with patience, with purpose, with soul. But it is also a call to reflect - how do we honour such legacies not only with admiration, but with support that helps them thrive in today’s world? At Pinklay, we extensively engage with the community in Bagru to create Indigo, dabu and Bagru. #pinklay #reels #allthingsbeautiful #pinklayprints #travelwithpinklay #love #handblockprinted #Bagru #indigo #dabu #indiancrafts

Whose looks did you like the most? 🫡 Jewelry on me is from @kakooshahjewels [Met Gala 2026, Indian crafts at Met Gala, Indian fashion representation, Indian artisans, Manish Malhotra Met Gala, Sudha Reddy Met Gala look, Diya Mehta Jatia Met Gala, Machilipatnam Kalamkari, Kalamkari art, Andhra Pradesh crafts, Indian textile heritage, Shola craft Bengal, Bengali Shola art, vegetable ivory craft, Kanjeevaram saree, Kanjeevaram fabric, Tamil Nadu weaving, Indian handloom, Indian embroidery, Zardozi work, Chikankari embroidery, Dori embroidery, Kasab work, Indian karigars, artisan credit, Indian luxury fashion, traditional Indian craftsmanship, Indian couture, Indian culture at Met Gala, handcrafted fashion, Indian embroidery techniques, heritage fashion, Indian textiles, fashion commentary, Ishita Mangal, fashion education, Indian craft revival, cultural fashion, artisan made, handcrafted couture, Indian fashion history]

How do you integrate craft, community and culture through your design language? “Being a textile-led brand, Indian crafts are at the core of EKÁ’s design DNA. We work with a lot of weaving communities and crafts people across the country and each season, there is a commitment to contribute to the livelihood of these weaves. In this process of close interactions with them, we end up exploring design developments which help build the existing brand vocabulary that we keep recalling every season in the form of new motifs, palettes and silhouettes. This is an ongoing process to strengthen the brand language which is done in collaboration with the weavers and the crafts people, eventually building a community that our brand represents. Additionally, our visual communication through our shoot campaigns, storytelling and building new looks around it, further solidifies our brand story where people start resonating with Eka and its cultural essence. Connecting all the dots, the craft gets connected to the brand which creates a culture, all of which comes together to build a strong community“ shares Rina #OgaanDesignFamily We talked to Rina Singh (@rinasing09) about how she she is working with craft and community for her label EKÁ (@ekaco)

Are you a lover of ikat or a fan of bandhani? Shop lehengas rich in Indian crafts at our Santacruz store. Featured here ~ Tarun Tahiliani, U/A ENSEMBLE Santacruz | www.ensembleindia.com #Luxury #LuxuryFashion #Fashion #ShopNow #Style #EnsembleOnline #EnsembleIndia

Kochi, get ready! A grand festival of Indian crafts is coming your way. For the first time ever, The Indian Artisans Haat is coming to Kochi. Bringing together 125+ Master Artisans from across 25+ States. Get ready to explore the incredible diversity of Indian craftsmanship. Handlooms. Handicrafts. Antiques. Artefacts. GI-Tagged Crafts. Sustainable Crafts. Home Décor. And so much more. Along with, Live Demos, Live Rajasthani folk music, and delicacies from across India at our food stalls. Get ready, Kochi. A big celebration of crafts is coming your way! 🗓️2nd–11th October 2026 📍(Kaloor stadium) Jawaharlal Nehru International Stadium, Kaloor, Kochi #theindianartisanshaat #artisans #indianartisans #handlooms #handloomsofindia [ Made in India, Art and Crafts, Exhibition, Culture Community, Handmade, Kochi Handmade exhibition, Kochi cultural event, Handicrafts, Indian Handicrafts, Handloom Sarees, Sustainable Products, Made In India, Antiques, Artefacts, Handmade Products, Organic Products, Kochi, Kaloor]

B is for Bagh. 🌿 [A-Z of Indian Crafts: Episode 2. “Heated by fire. Born from fire.” The result is not just a print… it is a record of everything. Located in the Dhar district of Madhya Pradesh, authentic Bagh printing is a true masterpiece of nature, preserved for centuries by the master artisans of the traditional Khatri community. Today, we take you to the banks of the Bagh River to see what happens when these artisans create a garment the traditional way: ⏳ Days 1-3: Fabric is soaked and treated with natural mordants. ✋ Days 4-10: Teakwood blocks (Thappas) are hand-pressed into the fabric—carrying patterns memorized across generations by Khatri craftsmen. 🔥 Days 11-14: Fabric is boiled in natural dye vats over traditional fires, using only iron rust, alizarin, and pomegranate. ☀️ Days 15-21: Washed in the copper-rich river and sun-dried to lock in the rich hues. Total: 14 to 21 DAYS. Meanwhile, mass-produced “printed” sarees? Made in 2 hours. Chemicals. Machines. True luxury isn’t made in a factory; it is born from the elements and the hands of generational artisans. This is Bagh Print. Each craft. Each timeline. Each story. 🌍 📌 Save this Reel as a tribute to the beautiful science and soul behind Indian handlooms. ✨ COMING SOON: Limited-edition Bagh Print collection. PESH — For women who carry stories. 🌿 . . . #pesh #baghprint #artisanmadegoods #localartisan #madhyapradeshdiaries 📹 FOOTAGE CREDIT: @culturedepartmentmadhyapradesh @youtube

Some colours don’t just brighten a space, they carry stories. ✨ Loved discovering the beautiful world of Indian crafts, handmade artistry and the people who bring these traditions to life at Craft Roots. 🧡 If you’re in Rajkot, do visit and experience it for yourself! ✨ 📍 Kavi Shri Amrut Ghyal Hall, Rajkot 📅 19th–23rd August

Experience the allure of Indian crafts at Dastkar’s Basant Bazaar, where tradition meets modernity. . . From Ajrakh prints to Banarasi brocades, the bazaar is a treasure trove of handcrafted wonders that showcase the craftsmanship of artisans from across the country. . BASANT 2024 Dates: 8th to 19th February 2024 Timings: 11 a.m. to 7 p.m Only at NATURE BAZAAR Venue, Andheria Modh, Anuvrat Marg New Delhi

India was never meant to be undervalued.✨🧵 Not when every textile holds generations of skill.🪡 Not when craft is created slowly, intentionally, by hand. From handblock printing to natural dyeing, from intricate weaves to detailed embroideries, Indian crafts were built on richness, not restraint. In a world chasing minimalism, we’re choosing to remember where we come from.❤️ This is Indian crafts, vanishing textiles of India, and stories that deserve to be seen, valued, and kept alive.💯 [Indian maximalism, Indian Crafts, Textiles of India , Indian crafts, Handcrafted, wall hangings, Textiles, Curtains, Home decor, Handmade Wall decor, cotton Cushions] #indianmaximalism #indiancraftsmanship #textileofindia #indiantextileart #maximalismdecor