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Husn - e -Karigari - e - Awadh
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Husn e karigari e Awadh is a celebration of art, craft and skills, kaarigari, to us has been a rather wide category of research that encompasses skills not just of master craftspeople but of practitioners of any form of craft-from a grandmother who makes exquisite tukdi or Abdullah Sahab who has been practising kaamdaani embroidery for four decades now. The important thing for us has been to recognize skills of all kinds and to understand what goes into its learning, practice, innovation and finally its mastery.
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- 21x15
- Colour:
- Red
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Husn e karigari e Awadh is a celebration of art, craft and skills, kaarigari, to us has been a rather wide category of research that encompasses skills not just of master craftspeople but of practitioners of any form of craft-from a grandmother who makes exquisite tukdi or Abdullah Sahab who has been practising kaamdaani embroidery for four decades now. The important thing for us has been to recognize skills of all kinds and to understand what goes into its learning, practice, innovation and finally its mastery.
About the Awadh ki Sandooqchi: Discover the treasures of Lucknow's craftsmanship at "Awadh ki Sandooqchi," where we celebrate the city's rich cultural heritage under one roof. Our mission is to showcase over 40 unique crafts, from Barabanki's fine cotton weaving to Kakori's exquisite Shahane and traditional Nakashi. Awadh ki Sandooqchi—translating to "The Chest of Awadh"—is a sanctuary for these remarkable artisans and their work, making the beauty of Lucknow accessible to all. The Sandooqchi is also a collection of beautiful Awadhi souvenirs, handcrafted by the maahir kaarigars of the region.
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Husn e karigari e Awadh is a celebration of art, craft and skills, kaarigari, to us has been a rather wide category of research that encompasses skills not just of master craftspeople but of practitioners of any form of craft-from a grandmother who makes exquisite tukdi or Abdullah Sahab who has been practising kaamdaani embroidery for four decades now. The important thing for us has been to recognize skills of all kinds and to understand what goes into its learning, practice, innovation and finally its mastery.