From Clay to Culture: The Journey of Terracotta Craft in Bengal

Introduction: Earth, Heritage & Artistry Bengal’s terracotta craft is not just a craft—it’s a living legacy. From sun-baked surfaces of temple walls to intricately modeled home décor, terracotta remains a vital link between centuries-old traditions and contemporary expressions. This blog takes you on a journey from raw clay to cultural icon. 1. Roots in...
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Panchmura–Bishnupur: The Terracotta Heartland of Bengal

A Legacy Molded in Clay Nestled about 20–40 km from Bishnupur in Bankura district, Panchmura is celebrated worldwide as the birthplace of the iconic Bankura horse—a terracotta masterpiece revered for its elegant form and cultural resonance Wikipedia+1Outlook Traveller.Originating from ritual traditions and once offered in shrines, these horses now adorn homes globally, symbolizing Bengal’s...
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The Timeless Beauty of Traditional Bengali Art

Bengal is a land where every brushstroke, sculpture, and design tells a story — of devotion, culture, and community. Traditional Bengali art, shaped by centuries of spiritual, social, and folk influence, reflects the rich soul of the region. From temple walls to household rituals, Bengali art has been an inseparable part of life, identity,...
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