Indiandinnerset Stories

The Indian subcontinent is known for its plethora of art forms and cultures. The melting pot of diversities has given enough room for the development of varied art forms in different parts of India. Each art form is unique to its tribe and represents the culture, lifestyle, and traditions of the tribe. One such art form that's gaining global importance due to its enchanting beauty and wilderness is the Warli Art. The Warli Art is native to the Warli Tribe of Maharashtra who at present, stays near the outskirts of Mumbai. The Warli paintings are very distinctive with their storytelling nature, depicting the various seasons of harvest and how it affects the lifestyle of the tribe.

With the world slowing down and staying indoors to fight the global pandemic that we are faced with, the need for genuine work of artists is on the rise. Timeless handcrafted products that you add to your home beautify your space and create a character that is sure to lift your spirits on a dull day. If you are looking for handicraft items for home decoration, we give you ten things to consider while buying artwork online.

When we think about wellness, we often have many ideas that we've heard about: from reading a good self-help book, registering for self-development programs, and indulging in healthy activities that boost our mental and physical health. However, have you ever stopped, looked around your home and thought how your trending home decor items could be affecting your wellness? Yes, it is true that the spaces we live in and the space we surround ourselves with really does define our overall wellness to large extents! It is probably more than we actually realize.

Just look around you, and you are sure to find so much beauty in your vicinity. We are surrounded by so many wonderful things with such a rich history, which we often take for granted. Many and often, the simple home interior decoration items are often crafted with great skill and come with a rich history that we know so little about. It could be those interior wall lights that you saw at an antique store or the heirloom fine china that your mother gave you, there is a lot more than what meets the eye. Traditional art and craft is such an integral part of our life and has been for a long time now. However, due to the rapid industrialization and replacement of handmade products with machine-made items, we are thoughtlessly replacing products that are made with great care and skill with products that are generic and made in thousands. These items are often generic-looking, commonplace, and are easily replaced with no emotional value attached to them.