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Artist par excellence Aarohi Singhadmits her work is going to the dogs! And I mean that literally. Why, Aarohi told me herself! Here, have a look if you don’t believe me! Now that you know the details, and also know that Aarohi is an exceptional artist, please make sure you […]
via I was saddened to wake up to the news that Mario Miranda is no more. Though he was 85 when he passed on, he is one of those people that we wish lived on and on – to give us more of his awesome signature MM cartoons! via Wiki […]
Gombe Habba – Mysore Dasara as theme Dasara marks the beginning of month long festivities. Festivals give us a chance to bring out the Indian artefacts that are stacked away in the attic. Rupa, a trained vocalist and an interior design enthusiast put up an impressive ‘Gombe Habba’(Doll Festival) […]
The September Carnival invited entries showcasing a “A bit of India’ in your home. Funnily, I got busy with travel plans and Diwali and forgot to click pics and create a post for the carnival on my own blog! Nevertheless, the event saw many enthusiastic entries. Thanks to all your […]
Wow! The Key Bunch is 3 years old. Time to party, right? Our tag line says ‘A bit of India in every home’ and that precisely is the theme for the anniversary link party. You are invited to join in the celebrations and make our blogversary memorable. We may be […]
Today’s guest post is from Susi, a writer for Arcadian Lighting, a great resource for beautiful light fixtures. When we think of India we think of a riot of colors: bright saris, pastel buildings, flowers, and ceremonial painted cows. India does not hold back when it comes to color and […]
It’s my pleasure to introduce a very talented sculptor, Hemant Sonawane. Style Radha now has a high-end art museum and Hemant’s beautiful sculptures are on exhibition there. Do have a look, especially if you are designing for hotels, corporate clients or if you are an art collector. These are exclusive […]
“Hold Me Close” is the first in a new series of Sariscape paintings by Toronto-based artist Meera Sethi (see her home here). Each work spans five yards, the length of a sari. Says Meera, “In this work, I use colour, geometry and embroidery to bring dreams wrapped up in folds of cloth to life. […]
I know, I know – our posts are so few and far between these days. Sigh! We’ll blame it on a hectic work schedule…but we haven’t forgotten our much loved blog and its visitors, so you can be sure we will keep coming back with posts! Today, I’ll share a […]
I am writing this post with a sad heart. Yesterday’s Mumbai blasts took away the breadwinners of so many honest, hardworking, well-meaning families, and my heart goes out to them! Another sad day for our country…when will all this end, will it ever end? =========================================================== I hope you are all […]
