Mughal Stone Inlay: A Close-Up Encounter
In the vicinity of the Taj Mahal, workshops hum with the remarkable craftsmanship that has been preserved by the descendants of Mughal artisans who contributed to the creation of this iconic monument.
Legacy in Stones: Mughal Inlay Art as Treasured Indian Craft
Within the rich tapestry of the Mughal Empire’s architectural grandeur lies an enduring artistic legacy — a tale intricately woven in stone, whispering unparalleled expressions of artisanal brilliance.
Maeda’s Cultural Alchemy: Crafting Kaga Heritage in the Edo Period
This fall, the city of Kanazawa invites us to explore the profound influence that culture has in shaping the status and identity of a region in a special exhibition, “The Imperial Household and Ishikawa: Brilliance of Elegant Beauty.”
Shosoin: A Millennial Treasure Trove for Culture Aficionados
This autumn, I find myself in Japan, a season that nourishes arts and culture enthusiasts with numerous blockbuster exhibitions throughout the country. Join me as the nation marks the 75th occurrence of Shosoin Treasures exhibition, exploring the must-see highlights of the year.
Exploring the Art of Inlay in Kumamoto, Japan
…as time goes by, I’ve also come to realise that my real passion isn’t about practicing the craft but lies in the exploration and learning of crafts from the artisans around the world.