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Lippan Art is one of India’s most captivating folk art forms—crafted from mud and mirrors, deeply rooted in rural Gujarat’s traditions. These artworks don’t just brighten your walls—they reflect history, culture, and community craftsmanship. Let’s explore the earthy elegance of this desert-born art form and find out where you can see it live in Mumbai […]

Kalamkari painting is one of India’s most intricate and soulful art forms—handcrafted on fabric using natural dyes and rooted deeply in mythology, culture, and tradition. These paintings don’t just decorate your walls—they tell stories, carry history, and celebrate Indian heritage.What is Kalamkari Painting? The word Kalamkari comes from two Persian terms: So, Kalamkari painting means

Are you fascinated by the intricate patterns and spiritual depth of mandala art? Do you want to experience a unique blend of tradition, mindfulness, and creativity all in one place? Then don’t miss The Haat of Art Exhibition 2025 — a premier event celebrating mandala art along with a wide range of contemporary and traditional

The fourth edition of The Haat of Art 2025 brought new energy to Delhi from July 25 to 27, transforming Pragati Maidan into a vibrant hub of creativity and cultural exchange. Over 6,000+ visitors attended in just two days, with more than 200 artists showcasing their work. This made the event one of India’s most

As India’s art scene rapidly evolves, a powerful new wave of creators is emerging — bold, original, and deeply rooted in both tradition and innovation. These are the breakout artists of 2025, and they are reshaping the way we experience contemporary Indian art. At The Haat of Art, we’re proud to champion this new generation

A creative revolution in Indian art is here — bold, vibrant, and impossible to overlook. All across India, a new generation of visionary artists is stepping forward. They blend tradition with fearless innovation, creating work that speaks directly to modern audiences. These artists don’t just experiment with form and media. They redefine what Indian art

India’s art landscape is undergoing a dynamic shift. At the forefront of this transformation is a new wave of bold, inventive, and socially aware talents. These rising Indian creatives are redefining what it means to be an artist in 2025 — not only blending tradition with experimentation, but also weaving personal stories into broader cultural

Emerging Indian artists reflecting social themes are reshaping the contemporary art scene with fresh perspectives and bold creativity. In July 2025, Delhi will host a dynamic exhibition showcasing these talented visionaries who blend traditional art forms with modern expressions. Their works deeply explore cultural identity, social change, and everyday life, inviting audiences to connect with