Patachitra or scroll paintings of rural Bengal are made by the patuas, a branch of the chitrakar caste. The patuas are professional artists who make images and paintings for a living. They are also accomplished singers. The mythical narratives, contemporary tales and folklore painted on scrolls are carried from village to village, and narration is [...]
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Patachitra – Religious Indian Folk Art Paintings
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Gift for Thanksgiving from India
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India is popular for its culture and religion. India Statues of Hindu gods and goddesses are very popular as gift for thanksgiving to someone who like culture and religion. The Hindu Gods are surprisingly human in character. They are omnipotent, solemn, and judgmental supreme beings like the Semitic and Christian gods. Hindu gods are supremely [...]
Sri Ganesha: A Hindu Elephant-Deity
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Ganesh is the foremost God of the Hindu Pantheon.The god with the elephant head is the second son of Shiv and Parvati (in South India he is regarded as the first son). He was born on Sukul Paksh Chouth in the month of Bhadon (which falls sometimes in September of the European calender) and is [...]