Jewel Art Online

The land of Andhra Pradesh is the home of kalamkari where it was born. The word Kalamkira originate from two Persian words Kalam meaning man and Kari meaning craftsmanship. And when you can see the craftsman joined in the name itself, you can obviously imaging the artisans in front of the world. Kalamkari art form was recently spotted on the young girls, wearing them as loose, brezzy pants, off to college, on plain kurtas or on plain tops, they were spotted wearing the wonderful kalamkari scarf. And now that kalamkari art has been revamping in the most trendy way, we are on the way to revive this art back to the basics. Originall Kalamkari designs were supposed to siplay the portraits on the huge canvases and clothes, but then it took the shape of the dresses and sarees in almost no time. And then kalamkari sarees were the exact jewels of the art. Then gradually came in the Kalamkari kurtas and suits elevated to the scarves and pants. One of the best thing about combining ...

Indian culture is one of the oldest and unique. There is a great diversity in the culture throughout the country as every state has carved out its own culture. This has made our culture exclusive in the world which is a mix of varying styles and influences. In the matter of outfits, for instance, northern states and southern states are completely different. Where women in the north like to wear salwar-kameez, on the other hand, women in the south prefer wearing sarees on a regular basis.  It’s true that saree is the traditional dress of our country which is closely identified with the colorful 5 to 7 yards cloth tied around the waist by women in India. Saree is something that distinguishes Indian women from rest of the world. It also distinguishes one part of the country from the other as this attire is worn differently in different states. Just like we have diversity in our culture, in the same way, there is a great diversity in saree. Let’s hav...