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Five Must-Buy crafts from Arteastic online handicraft shop

June 5, 2022September 28, 2022 Team Arteastic

Each craft has a story to tell. Each craft is a chronicle of our culture and heritage. Keep our heritage alive! Bring home the traditions of the East! Our pick for you – five must-buy crafts for your home and Read More …

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My grandmother’s mystery box – Dokra antique box

July 23, 2020September 29, 2022 Team Arteastic
Antique Dokra Box

Antique Jewellery Box My Dida (maternal grandmother) had an antique box inside which she used to keep all her personal belongings. It was a four-cornered storage box  kept on the shelf inside her wooden almirah. Dida was married off at Read More …

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How to care for your Dokra articles

July 8, 2019October 7, 2022 Team Arteastic

Taking care of your Dhokra home decors  and jewelry For owners of these exquisite bell metal traditional  handicrafts, the primary means of keeping the artefacts looking good is to dust regularly with a soft, clean cotton cloth like a handkerchief. Read More …

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Nandi – The disciple of Shiva

January 15, 2019January 2, 2023 Team Arteastic

Nandi, the Bull shaped disciple of Lord Shiva is the head of Ganas and is a symbol of strength and virility. The Vayu Purana states that Nandi is the son of Kasyapa and Surabhi. Other Vedic texts point to Nandi Read More …

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In a village of artists – Dokra from Odisha

November 16, 2018October 7, 2022 Team Arteastic

The winter chill was in the air and we had set off from Bhubaneswar, after a heavy Indian breakfast, for a tribal village near Dhenkanal, called Sadei Berani, famous for Dokra creations. The journey had tugged at my heart strings Read More …

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Each Craft has a story , a story of ancient India and its people. A story that has been carefully preserved by millions of talented artisans in every corner of our country. We want to present these stories to you.  The stories of a village where the artisans arrived, stories of a king who patronized them, stories of a temple that celebrated their art.  Most  importantly, we want to tell you the incredible stories of  the artisans who created these crafts.

Arteastic online store was launched in 2017. The thought behind this venture is to preserve and promote the lesser-known Art and Craft forms from the Eastern and North Eastern states of India. Documenting the intangible cultural heritage of India is one of our missions. With that desire in our heart, we created this little knowledge corner for handicrafts.

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