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Exploring the diverse forms of Indian craftsmanship is exciting, even fascinating. It’s a journey through the different regions of India, each with its own specialties, and also a journey back in time, as the techniques used are ancient and largely unmechanized. For example, silk weaving in Varanasi is still practiced on Jacquard looms from the […]
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A glimpse of this beautiful custom that is Holi, the most colorful festival in India
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A summary of some kinds of indian traditionnal embroideries
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A buyer’s guide to help you to choose your singing bowl and to know how they are made
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With all these informations about natural silk , you will never be cheated and will become an expert
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I am going to tell you this Indian story that accompanies me in everyday life. Long ago there lived a great Raja (king) loved by his people. It must be said that he was wise and good. He had a loyal advisor by his side, an old man he had grown up with. And this
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Namaste (pronounced namastey) is the word used in most parts of India to greet each other. We join the two hands at the level of the heart or the face and namaste literally means that “the God who is in me recognizes the God who is in you”. So it’s more than just a hello. For even more respect, we add the suffix “ji” and if we address someone very important, we use the word Namaskar.
On this page, you will find Indian anecdotes, articles on customs such as Holi, the festival of colors and especially information concerning the know-how in relation to the products for sale on the site.
If you have specific questions, never hesitate to contact me and if I can provide you with an answer, whether on a product or on India, I will do so with great pleasure.