Dates: March 3-5, 2011
Time: 10.3o am to 8 pm
Contact Number: 9371024506
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dāram presents a hand embroidery workshop on February 19 and 20, 2011
Traditional artisans of Sandur Kushala Kala Kendra, Karnataka and Sadhna, Rajasthan would be demonstrating embroidery at the workshop.
Lambani artisans of Sandur would be demonstrating their distinctive Lambani embroidery while Sadhna artisans would be demonstrating the Tanka embroidery they specialise in.
The workshop would be conducted in three sessions of a duration of two hours each. Registration is compulsory and would be on a first come basis. No fee would be charged from those willing to participate.
R Pamringla Vashum is a Thangkul Naga weaver. She has been working with widows in
The weaves are a range of
Shawls Stoles Sarongs Cushion Covers Table Mats Shoulder Bags
The jewellery is hand crafted by both men and women with materials traditionally available like bone, shell, stone, brass and glass.
The jewellery is a collection of
Necklaces Bracelets
Each weave and jewellery is rooted in the lore and history of the North East and of the Naga tribes in particular.