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On 6 November 2025, Hyderabad will host the Kalaa Spandan Art Fair, a unique event known for its free-entry and accessible spirit. At a time when many art gatherings can feel exclusive, this fair opens its doors wide, inviting everyone—from seasoned collectors to curious students—to engage with...
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Mahalaya marks the spiritual beginning of Durga Puja, a day when thousands gather at Kumartuli to witness the sacred ritual of Chokkhu Daan—the symbolic painting of Goddess Durga’s eyes. But this year, 2025, the experience comes with a strict new rule: no photography, no videography, no...
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Durga Puja without Durga Thakur is unimaginable. The idol of the goddess is not just a sacred presence; it is the soul around which the entire festival revolves. Every year, artisans of Kumartuli begin their journey months in advance, carefully sculpting clay into divine form. From the first...
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Durga Puja in Bengal has always been more than a religious celebration—it is a grand stage for art, design, and imagination. Over the years, theme pujas have become the heart of the festival, transforming pandals into open-air art galleries. Artists, craftsmen, and young designers collaborate...
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Durga Puja in Kolkata has long been celebrated not only as a religious festival but also as a stage for extraordinary creativity. Over the past few decades, the rise of “theme pujas” has transformed pandals into immersive art installations. From recreating global landmarks like the pyramids...
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Kumartuli, tucked away in the northern quarters of Kolkata, is more than just a neighborhood—it is the beating heart of Bengal’s artistry and devotion. This centuries-old artisan hub is where clay, imagination, and faith converge to create the magnificent idols that adorn pandals during Durga...
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