Documentary focuses on lanterns and other handicraft styles of Suzhou, Jiangsu province, to inspire the next generation to carry the torch of tradition, Cheng Yuezhu reports.
As part of a larger initiative, central public enterprises under the Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas will take up 75 projects in different districts across the country. ONGC has launched the initiative to revive the struggling handicraft projects and empower the local artisans. ONGC will take up 15 of the 75 projects. The Bamboo handicraft of Madhya Pradesh has been launched on 11 June 2021.ONGC
As part of a larger initiative, central public enterprises under the Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas will take up 75 projects in different districts across the country. ONGC has launched the initiative to revive the struggling handicraft projects and empower the local artisans. ONGC will take up 15 of the 75 projects. The Bamboo handicraft of Madhya Pradesh has been launched on 11 June 2021.ONGC
Venturing into the world of resin creations, East London artist Angelique van Rooyen has spent the past two years practising and perfecting the creation of some magical art and décor. The graphic designer by day, whose artistic brand Avara Creative sees her create a range of traditional artworks as well as décor and craft items, said she first dabbled in the popular resin art trend in 2019.
Fibre2Fashion Reinventing Crafts of Odisha Share The current times demand ethical and responsible fashion. Two critical aspects of fast fashion – environmental hazard and the dying handlooms and handicrafts of India inspired three young students of fashion to found brand Utpatti – their main aim being trying to build a sustainable ecosystem rather than just making profit out of a clothing line. “We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking, we used to create them,” said Albert Einstein, which clearly indicates that it is us who need to alter whatever it takes to sustain our planet. The glam and shine of the fast fashion world cleverly shadows the unthinkable amounts of pollution that are embedded deeply into the supply chain, which most buyers are either unaware or choose to remain ignorant of. Label Utpatti is the brainchild of three young students of fashion: Pranab Panda, Kuldeep Das and Priyanka Behera who were quite moved by the two critical aspects of fast fashion – environmental hazard and the dying handlooms and handicrafts of India.
Don’t worry: No final exams, or hefty student loans are involved. All you need are a few simple items, and an abiding interest in the wonders of nature.
Donuts to Dog Treats and more opened a month ago. Erica Parr is the manager and was inspired to open the store by her stepdaughter Ashley Curtis, who has autism.