India Craft Week Films

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Bhuj, the land of mystical desert charm, inspires timeless indigenous art steeped in tradition. In ancient ruins and arid landscapes, one can find untold stories of enchanting folktales and legends that pay homage to this ethereal land and its people, who have learned to adapt and appreciate the nature around them for centuries. Discover the region's culture and rich handloom & craft legacy in this short craft film brought to you by Aadyam Handwoven in collaboration with India Craft Week.

In the midst of isolation, art unites. Pochampally, a beautiful and rustic weaving hamlet represents unity, brotherhood, and a sense of community. This weaving hub is a manifestation of tradition, where our artisans use the Ikat handloom technique to produce astonishingly geometric patterns on their fabrics. Discover Pochampally, the craft legacy, and its people in these short craft films brought to you by Aadyam Handwoven in collaboration with India Craft Week.

The beautiful conception of the Maheshwari saree dates back to 18th century Madhya Pradesh. The grandeur of the forts in Madhya Pradesh and their designs is what played an important role in inspiring the technique, weaves and motifs on the Maheshwari saree

Featuring: Manish Saksena & Aishwarya Dinesh

Location Courtesy: Cinnamon, Bangalore