October 2018 – India Imprints

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Jewellery made from beads and natural stones are earthen, funky, eclectic, and contemporary.

Tuesday, 30 October 2018 by India Imprints

Jewellery made from beads and natural stones are earthen, funky, eclectic, and contemporary. But, these that we pair with both traditional and modern attire of today were widely popular among tribal people for centuries. They used beads of various colours, shapes, and designs and put them together to make jewellery of every form out of

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Folklores are inherent in every culture.

Sunday, 28 October 2018 by India Imprints

Folklores are inherent in every culture. In India, the folklores encompass myths on deities and combine age-old traditions with intriguing stories that allure and captivate us all. Each folklore in India centres on a few significant morals that render a lesson in the end. One of the most remarkable characters of traditional folklore and a

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Originally, the khunn chappals were 2 kilos in weight!

Friday, 26 October 2018 by India Imprints

Originally, the khunn chappals were 2 kilos in weight! Yes, that’s some considerable weights to carry on your feet! Historically evidence says that khunn or kolhapuri chappals first originated in the 13th century in Maharashtra. As they were made in various villages of the Maharashtrian state, the footwear was named accordingly. Like some called it

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One of the first world UNESCO sites, discovered in India, the magnificent Ajanta and Ellora caves are a sight for sore eyes.

Wednesday, 24 October 2018 by India Imprints

One of the first world UNESCO sites, discovered in India, the magnificent Ajanta and Ellora caves are a sight for sore eyes. Dating as old as the 2nd century BC, these caves were carved out of a horseshoe-shaped cliff. Initially used by the ancient Buddhist monks as a prayer hall, these caves have an intriguing

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Ever notice how our art, culture and tradition are faultlessly embedded in our traditional attire?

Monday, 22 October 2018 by India Imprints

Ever notice how our art, culture and tradition are faultlessly embedded in our traditional attire? Time may have evolved as progressive India extended her arms towards western influence, but deep down our designers have never forsaken the individuality of Indian attires. Today, in our coveted ethnic designer wears, we can still find the impression of

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Qutub Minar is the soaring tower of 73 metres, a sign of historical richness of Mughal era in India.

Saturday, 20 October 2018 by India Imprints

Qutub Minar is the soaring tower of 73 metres, a sign of historical richness of Mughal era in India. Qutub-ud-din Aibak, the Mughal ruler, built this 12th-century structure. The tower of 5 storeys stands as a sign of undisputed magnificence. Built with red sandstone and marble, it is an elegant piece reflecting the traditional significance.

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Dusshera, Vijayadashami, Navratri, celebrated in the Shukla Paksha month of Aswin and known by numerous names, has a string of legends associated with it.

Thursday, 18 October 2018 by India Imprints

Dusshera, Vijayadashami, Navratri, celebrated in the Shukla Paksha month of Aswin and known by numerous names, has a string of legends associated with it. The principal theme of Dussehra is the victory of good over evil. It all started with the epics! Originally Dusshera in the north was celebrated to signify the defeat of Lord

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Stop believing you aren’t pretty!

Tuesday, 16 October 2018 by India Imprints

Stop believing you aren’t pretty! You think just because you are dark or have pores, you need to invest in those chemical hocus-pocus laden creams? You believe just because you have a few stretch marks, people will point and mock you. Well, let them: your skin is more important and precious. Do not subject it

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Travelling back to the pre-Aryan era, Gond is one of the ancient and largest indigenous tribes of India.

Sunday, 14 October 2018 by India Imprints

Travelling back to the pre-Aryan era, Gond is one of the ancient and largest indigenous tribes of India. Unlike others, these people stand out as they are vehement lovers of nature. They believe that everything nature has to offer, be it the sun, the river, its flora and fauna, it all has an indomitable spirit

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Cave paintings are the prized possessions Indian culture boasts of.

Friday, 12 October 2018 by India Imprints

Cave paintings are the prized possessions Indian culture boasts of. These paintings date back to the prehistoric era when the Aryans inhabited caves. Thus, its significance is hard to ignore. Some of the finest examples of these paintings are murals found on the walls of Ellora, Ajanta, Bagh, etc. These paintings emphasize the richness of

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