In the tribal heartlands of Chhattisgarh, Bheem Singh breathes new life into an ancient bronze craft known as Dhokra. With every cast, he preserves a story, a ritual, a world shaped by fire, wax, and heritage.
In the temple town of Bishnupur, West Bengal, Mohan shapes more than clay—he shapes heritage. His terracotta art, rooted in rituals and stories, is a living expression of India’s connection to the earth.
In the small town of Kondapalli, Sridhar carves joy into wood. With each chisel and color stroke, he revives India’s storytelling tradition through handcrafted toys that whisper tales of culture, childhood, and legacy.
In the colorful deserts of Kutch, Gujarat, Asha threads her needle not just through fabric but through history. Her embroidery is a bold statement of identity, community, and womanhood—stitched by hand, worn by the world.
Meet Meera, a passionate Blue Pottery artist from Jaipur who shapes clay with heritage and heart. Dive into her colorful world where tradition meets craftsmanship in every handmade ceramic piece.
Faizuddin, a Banarasi Zari weaver from Varanasi, weaves dreams into silk using real gold and silver threads. Discover how generations of craftsmanship, culture, and patience come alive in every intricate motif he creates.
In the sun-drenched villages of Kutch, Gujarat, lives Bhuriben — a master of mirror work embroidery. Her hands craft dazzling stories from thread and glass, preserving the spirit and soul of desert life one stitch at a time.
Meet Haribhai, a master potter from a village near Bhuj, Gujarat, where clay is not just earth — it’s memory. Discover how his handcrafted pots and diyas are keeping ancient terracotta traditions alive in a fast-changing world.
