23
Jan
Anegundi is a quaint village across the river Tungabhadra from the Hampi ruins...
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27
Feb
As part of the Ghadai project, a special display of traditional works created by...
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23
Feb
This project is an initiative by the Kutch-based NGO, Khamir with the potters of Kutch...
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09
Feb
Khamir, a Kutch based NGO is working towards reviving the craft of pottery in the Kutch region...
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22
Jan
"Being good is hard, but it is the only thing that lasts."...
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19
Nov
The Hindu community of Khavda, the Kolis, gather the ash of their dead...
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19
Nov
Threatened by the rampant growth of industry and the commons being sold to...
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17
Nov
The humble beginnings of some of the most beautiful fabrics in the world...
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08
Oct
Zikdi, 24th of September, 2014 Usmaan bhai looks like a man carrying the weight of his family. He is troubled about the future. There isn’t enough work and the family is growing. He is perhaps the only potter in Kutch who is still a part of the barter system. None of us were sure (not even him) on why he is still a part of this...
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25
Jul
The Potters & the Pottery A potter in Khavda, North Kutch at work. While the men do all the throwing in terracotta, the women handle all the surface decoration which in this northern Kutch village of Ludia is primarily in the form of painting. Oxides and china clay are used for the two predominant colours of white and a brownish black. Wares are then wood-fired in a...
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