Taana Baana by Asian Paints Royale Play

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India’s rich heritage of handicrafts has been renowned across the globe for centuries. The ingenuity of its artisans and the diversity of crafts are borne out of its culture and vast geography. This limited series podcast brings to you stories of eight such crafts and the people behind them, from the length and breadth of India. From Palm Weave and Bandhej in the west; Charpai, Basketry, and Pom-poms in the north; to Ikat and Tussar in the east, and Madras Checks from southern India. Join us on this journey with Taana Baana by Asian Paints Royale Play. You can bring home the beauty of these beautiful artforms, as a texture on your wall, in a range of colours with Taana Baana by Asian Paints Royale Play, a first-of-its-kind range of wall textures inspired by Indian handicrafts and weaves. Click on this link: https://www.asianpaints.com/campaign/royale-play-new.html OR SMS ‘PLAY’ to 56161 to know more.

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Jan 12 2022 1 mins

Welcome to Taana Baana by Asian Paints Royale Play! This 8 part limited series podcast brings to you the stories of 8 crafts from India's rich heritage of handicrafts. We invite you to join us on this wonderful journey to explore the ingenuity of the artisans and the diversity of crafts in India. You can bring home the beauty of these beautiful artforms, as a texture on your wall,

Episode 1: Palm Weave

Jan 12 2022 13 mins

From Goa to Andhra Pradesh, Kerala, and Tamil Nadu, the craft of palm weave has been a part of our life for centuries. This simple yet beautiful craft not only has made its impact on the culture of India, but also has its presence in history - from the days of Mahabharata. The elegant chevron pattern of Palm Weave is a symbol of minimalism and simplicity. Explore the beauty of Palm

Episode 2: Charpai

Jan 12 2022 11 mins

From Ibn Batuta to less traveled souls like us, we all have experienced Khat in some form! You may have seen it at Dhabas and enjoyed a meal on it, or played a game of cards or chess on it, or laid back on it gazing at a sky full of stars. In this episode, we explore the beauty and simplicity of Khat, also known as charpai, khatiya, manjee and maanja. You can bring home the antiqui

Episode 3: Bandhej

Jan 12 2022 14 mins

The art of tying and dyeing fabrics known as Bandhej has a prominent existence in the cultural history of India. In this episode, we take the journey to the surreal white sand desert of Kutch to know more about this beautiful art form. You can bring home the beauty of Gujrat & Rajasthan, and the vibrance of Bandhej, as a texture on your wall, in a range of colours with Taana Ba

Episode 4: Ikat

Jan 12 2022 9 mins

From the Asia Pacific region to the Middle East and from Europe to Latin America and West Africa, Ikat is a form of patterning that brings together nearly the entire world. Records of Ikat are found in the 6th Century Ajanta and Ellora frescoes. Typically characterized by the slight blurriness of its designs, the process of tying and dyeing yarns is considered to be the oldest form

Episode 5: Basket

Jan 12 2022 12 mins

The art of weaving baskets in India is as ancient as pottery. In this episode we travel to Kashmir to know the history and significance of Basket weaving. Apart from Kashmir, wickerwork is also practiced in several other states in India. We explore how this art form has become an integral part of the daily life of Indians across its geography. You can bring home the beauty of Baske

Episode 6: Tussar

Jan 12 2022 11 mins

For more than 4000 years, the splendor of silk has been a quintessential part of every joyous occasion in India. Its inherent sheen and elegance grace every occasion in alluring colours, from weddings and festivals to all of life’s little celebrations. In this episode, we take on the journey to know more about Tussar - one of the four varieties of natural silk produced world

Episode 7: Madras Checks

Jan 12 2022 12 mins

Madras Checks created a unique place for itself, in different cultures across the world since the 15th century. The fabric and its popularity reached every corner of the world. And in some regions it still remains an integral part of the culture, to this day. A fabric that became a symbol for status for people across cultures has stories to share. And, you can bring home the legacy

Episode 8: Pompom

Jan 12 2022 8 mins

Apart from winter wear in India, you may have also seen colourful little pom poms adorning trucks and even dangling from knit straps on camels. The stories of their origin go to the era of the Vikings. The cute and adorable smushes of fur, feathers, ribbon, or wool known as Pompoms have been used across the world. You can bring home the joy and the playfulness of pompoms, as a text