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India Craft week witnessed Crafting of Five Senses night by ICW and The Balvenie and International craft Award at ICW 2022

New Delhi [India], November 8 (ANI/PNN): The making of five senses night was organized on the launch day of the Indian Craft Week, an initiative of the Craft Village and World Craft Council to rejoice in the craft ecosystem with the craft makers and admirers.

Fourth edition of India Craft Week in Delhi intends to elevate the face of crafts

The four-day craft event is scheduled fom October 20-23 and brings more than 50 craftsmen and artists as their line-up

4th edition of India Craft Week from October 20-23

Chapter Four of India Craft Week (ICW) by Craft Village, a citywide celebration of the greatest craftsmanship, returns from October 20-23, 2022 at Okhla NSIC Ground, New Delhi, connecting art, design, and culture.The show will feature ...

4th edition of India Craft Week from October 20-23 | India Post News Paper

Kashmiri artistes reinvent rare weaving technique

Wooden spice boxes for keeping your most-used spices in one place | Most Searched Products

Atika Khan| TOI Most Searched Products | Apr 7, 2021, 13:47 IST If you find yourself rummaging around in the back of your cupboard for spices like turmeric, red pepper or coriander all too often, you might be in need of a wooden spice box. Wooden spice boxes provide a storage solution in the kitchen that is also aesthetically pleasing. Image source: Pixabay.com If your kitchen cupboards are overflowing with essentials and you are tired of reopening your cupboards for accessing your most-used spices, it is time for an upgrade. A wooden spice box will not only organize your spices neatly, it will also add an aesthetic detail to your countertop. A sleek spice box can be placed inside a jar easily, ideal for people who prefer to tuck away kitchen essentials in the cabinets. Also, if you easily get confused between the textures of powdered spices, a wooden display box with spices divided neatly will ensure you avoid any cooking mishap. Tame your collection of seasonings and spices with the help of our handpicked wooden spice boxes. Alternatively, these beautifully handcrafted boxes can also be presented as a housewarming or wedding gift. Check out our picks of wooden spice boxes below:

How George Harrison's lifelong quest for spiritual enlightenment shaped his music and life

comments Today, we celebrate what would have been George Harrison's 78th birthday. When it comes to such milestones, the mind easily wanders in the direction of other, less sanguine anniversaries. Incredibly, it has already been more than four decades, for instance, since December 8, 1980, the last day that all four Beatles walked the earth. And when it comes to George in particular, nearly two decades have elapsed since his untimely death in November 2001 at age 58. In sharp contrast with Lennon's shocking murder in 1980, Harrison's passing could be considered less wrenching. In the late 1990s, he had undergone radiotherapy during a bout with throat cancer. While he had seemed to have beaten the disease at the time, reports began to circulate in the summer of 2001 that his recent medical condition was not merely serious, but dire, as a struggle with lung cancer had spread to his brain.

Pandemic has made craftspeople go digital: Iti Tyagi, Founder, Craft Village

Pandemic has made craftspeople go digital: Iti Tyagi, Founder, Craft Village SECTIONS Share Synopsis This year’s event is significant as the pandemic has wiped out the livelihoods of artisans and they have great hopes the event will help them earn some money, Tyagi tells Varuni Khosla in an interview. Agencies Iti Tyagi, the founder of Craft Village, a Delhi-based social organisation that trains and promotes craftsmen and iconic craft heritage, has been helping artisans to directly supply craft items to businesses around the world. She also organises the annual India Craft Week. This year’s event is significant as the pandemic has wiped out the livelihoods of artisans and they have great hopes the event will help them earn some money, Tyagi tells Varuni Khosla in an interview. Edited excerpts: