Art of calligraphy, old architecture, modernised Baluchari and more...

Contextual essence, oneness of spirit and the urge to cherish and celebrate one’s heritage is ingrained in a tiny part of each one of us. Only some of us choose to ignore it; whilst others walk the extra mile to capitalize on their aspirations and actualize their visions. We bring you Auroville-based Japanese calligrapher Jyoti Naoki Eri’s attempt at fathoming profound spirituality via the arts; fashion designer Agnimitra Paul’s search for a via media that can make a modern statement of a traditional craft; and Dutch architect firm Zecc’s transformation of a railway cottage with  exciting reversals between inside and outside. Truly inspiring. Warmly, Savitha Hira Editor
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				The Baluchari Brouhaha
				Design is known to reinvent itself. Patterns, textures, colours, forms, the overall look and feel – whether fabric or interior, at some time or other goes through a revisit process, where contemporizing becomes imminent.... Click to read more...
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				Art & Spirituality – The Handwriting Connect
				Based on the principle that the art of handwriting or Calligraphy is akin to spiritual practice in daily life, the exhibition Ek Sutra celebrates the coming together of calligraphic art forms... Click to read more...
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				Respecting One’s Roots
				A renewed respect for old structures without contemporary compromises seems the new age mantra of the architects and clients alike… Click to read more...
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