Worldmark Aerocity will host the festival ‘Unity in Craft: Where Tradition Meets Creativity’ from January 24 to February 2. The event will showcase India’s traditional art, crafts, highlighting the country’s cultural heritage.
Visitors will have the opportunity to witness the craftsmanship of renowned artisans, including Shanti Devi, a Madhubani painter; Jonnalagadda Niranjan, an expert in Kalamkari art; Majid Ahmad Mir, a specialist in Pashmina weaving; and Farooq Khan, a National Award-winning craftsman known for his metal engraving skills.
These artisans will showcase their intricate work through live demonstrations, allowing attendees to engage with the creative process and learn about the cultural significance behind each art form.
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The festival will feature live creation of Madhubani paintings, Kalamkari art, Pashmina weaving, and metal engraving. Additionally, a photo gallery will focus on the history of Indian art, with a special exhibit on Khadi fabric.
Every weekend, there will be live classical music performances, including a special performance by the SSB Band on January 25.
When: Until February 2, 2025; 4:30 PM Onwards
Where: Worldmark Aerocity, New Delhi
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