Kurumbas are among the 5 indigenous communities that are native to these majestic blue mountains - the Nilgiris. Among being honey gatherers, they also practice an ancient art form that is around 4000 years old - the Kurumba Painting. There are only 5 master painters who now carry this art form which is quite unique. The colours used in this painting is all natural, drawn from tree barks and plant leaves. Each painting portrays a scene from their life in their village or their forest.
The artists, in their effort towards selling more of these paintings, are resorting to water / acrylic colours, but aren't really happy doing it as it diminishes the true form of this art. We are providing them with a platform where they can express this art in it's truest form. Infact we have taken this up by a notch by providing them with handmade paper made out of banana fibre waste to paint on and they are loving it!
A perfect gift to someone who truly appreciates the rich tradition India, as a country, offers. This painting depicts sowing.
Material: Handmade Banana Fibre Paper, 100% biodegradable
Sizes available:8" x 8"
Colours: Non toxic, natural colours
Features:Designed keeping in mind utility and functionality so the gift is useful to the receiver.
Manufactured by: Macramedecor Craft Pvt. Ltd., (The Good Gift) Indian Yards House,144/A, West Bury Road, Ooty, The Nilgiris,Pincode: 643 001
Marketed By: Macramedecor Craft Pvt. Ltd., (The Good Gift) Indian Yards House,144/A, West Bury Road, Ooty, The Nilgiris,Pincode: 643 001
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