Prachina Museum
Located in the great Junagarh Fort, this museum hosts royal costumes, textiles and accessories of Rajasthani royalty. The ‘Poshaks’ (garments worn by ladies) are a reminder of the now lost craft of traditional designs, styles and workmanship. The family portraits on display narrate a story about how changing cultural settings influenced the style of immortalising the former rulers.
Pottery and terracotta work have been among the oldest crafts known to mankind. They have been known to all...
The company has been manufacturing handcrafted furniture for over a decade. It is labour-intensive work and cannot be replaced...
Incredible Trend of Jewellery Operating since 1988. Silver Hill Art & Crafts has made remarkable success in manufacturing, exporting...
An academic library, nesting about 20,000 books, set up at the second floor of a residential home at Perungudi...
Rajsons’ creations are a favorite with those women who are classy and trendy. The products are aimed at women...
Kappil Beach and Backwaters Kappil beach and backwaters is a confluence of the sea, river and the backwater, this...
Amrithamedu Amrithamedu, popularly known as Kurisumala is a pilgrim centre as well as a trekker’s delight. During Easter, pilgrims...
Anil Industries has jewellery, which is unique and attractive. According to Anji Agarwal, jewellery can be created out of...
©2023 Swadesi
