03 August 2010
Indians have a distinct taste for ethnic jewelries. Their rich culture has contributed greatly in developing this taste. Ethnic jewelries are so made in India that it can be worn with almost all kinds of outfits with equal style and…
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28 July 2010
Organic jewelry is an enlightening concept in the arena of jewelries and style statements. So in order to call yourself “trendy” you have to respond positively towards this reawakening. The advent of organic jewelries is traced back to those ancient…
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24 July 2010
Cire Perdue craft is a technique employed in arts and craft that dealt with metal casting. Many ancient and river valley civilizations used this process for molding sculptures of brass and bronze. It yielded real good results. Classical roman and…
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20 July 2010
Dhokra art, which uses the primitive technique of wax molding called the Cire Perdue method, is one of the most elaborate and ancient crafts to produce jewelries and ornaments. The dhokra ornaments adorned the neckline, arms, wrists and hands of…
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14 July 2010
The dhokra craft making is a practice prevalent for years among many tribes in India. This tribal craft making process is quite exclusive to the eastern zone of India. The small and big tribes of India literally have magic in…
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09 July 2010
A wide range of things are covered under the name of beaded jewelries. Beaded jewelry can include earrings, necklaces dazzling bracelets and so on. They can be obtained in various sizes. The dangling necklaces are often worn with two or…
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04 July 2010
The art of working with beads is as old as 5000 years in India. It has started from that period when Indus valley civilization flourished. In those days people made beads out of precious stones and metals like gold, copper,…
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29 June 2010
Belonging to the north western state of India, banjara are a group of tribes who love colors. This state is mainly arid, dry and by appearance it seem like made of one color. It seems as if the whole state…
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25 June 2010
Dhokra art is a special art of India. It is nourished and maintained by the small and big tribes spread all over India. This art plays with the physical characteristics of the alloy brass to be molded and bent by…
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20 June 2010
In the north eastern part of the Indian state, lays a picturesque land called Arunachal Pradesh. This means “the land of the rising sun”. This state is very well known for its diverse taste in tribal handicrafts and tribal jewelries.…
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