"Gulabo...orginally handpainted by Rupsona Chitrakar in the Kalighat Style is an ode to womanhood. The Kalighat paintings developed in the 19th century in the Bengal presidency. The traveling scroll painters or the patuas had been practicing folk art of Pattachitra. The new manners and customs of the British settlers, the revivalist exercises of the Mughal and theaters as well as the use of Sanskrit on stage was absorbed by the rural artists who had migrated to Calcutta and developed it into a popular urban genre. The period of Kalighat paintings coincides with the age of mechanical reproduction in the form of woodcut, lithography, oleograph and printing. These developments had caused mass consumption of imagery in the urban cities and Kalighat was a response to it. The Kalighat painters interacted with the colonial paintings and began the use of water colors, shaded figures, folio-sized mill made papers. They absorbed the role of the western theater performances and the art schools which developed the unique stylistic features of the Kalighat paintings as we know them today."
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"Gulabo...orginally handpainted by Rupsona Chitrakar in the Kalighat Style is an ode to womanhood. The Kalighat paintings developed in the 19th century in the Bengal presidency. The traveling scroll painters or the patuas had been practicing folk art of Pattachitra. The new manners and customs of the British settlers, the revivalist exercises of the Mughal and theaters as well as the use of Sanskrit on stage was absorbed by the rural artists who had migrated to Calcutta and developed it into a popular urban genre. The period of Kalighat paintings coincides with the age of mechanical reproduction in the form of woodcut, lithography, oleograph and printing. These developments had caused mass consumption of imagery in the urban cities and Kalighat was a response to it. The Kalighat painters interacted with the colonial paintings and began the use of water colors, shaded figures, folio-sized mill made papers. They absorbed the role of the western theater performances and the art schools which developed the unique stylistic features of the Kalighat paintings as we know them today."
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EkiBeki is a social enterprise that combines work to preserve India's rich craft heritage and promote traditional arts and crafts in contemporary forms. The products are handcrafted by talented artisans living in small, remote villages across India and made from eco-friendly materials, perfect to help create a sustainable future. In Marathi, "Eki" means odd, single, or unified, and "Beki" means even, common, or diverse. As the name implies, balance is achieved by bringing together things that have traditionally been seen as contradicting each other. Ekibeki's vision is to revive the folk arts and crafts of India while helping to create livelihoods for young women and artisans.
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