For those lost in the cultural oblivion, what pulls us into exploring our artistic realms beyond our craft? The India Craft Project is an initiative based on a few questions such as these, especially exploring the traditional creative communities of the country. Focused on 'People Currency' and the importance of creative interventions & collaboration.
Read MoreLast September, we saw the collaboration of one of London’s oldest luxury retailer, Thomas Goode & Co., with Indian couturier Sabyasachi Mukherjee to create a new wedding trousseau line consisting of elegant ceramics.
The former, founded in 1827, offers an unrivalled section of china, silver and glassware from the world’s finest brands, while the latter is an established cultural and creative icon and India’s most sought after bridal designer
Read MoreShilaroo, a village town just before Narkanda in Himachal, homes a learning retreat run by a sister duo. I spent 8 days learning pottery, taking nature walks, meditating and doing yoga in this quint home that is surrounded by vegetable gardens and mountain air.
Read MoreIndia’s rich culture is easily exhibited in its majestic forts, incredible food, and royal palaces but perhaps most delightfully, in its jewellery and textile traditions. Rajasthani dress is particularly elaborate and colourful, beautifully decorated with mirror and traditional printwork.
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