Naayaab: Celebrating the Timeless Beauty of Indian Traditional Art Forms

Naayaab, organized by Craft Maestros, is a platform to showcase over 100 masterpieces by more than 70 renowned Indian artisans. The inaugural event will be held on August 25-26 in Taj Mahal Hotel, New Delhi and will travel to Hyderabad and Mumbai. Naayaab aims to elevate traditional Indian art forms and celebrate their cultural significance.

Naayaab, a unique platform created by handicraft start-up Craft Maestros, will exhibit over 100 masterpieces from more than 70 renowned Indian artisans at its inaugural event at the Taj Mahal Hotel on August 25-26.

The exhibition will feature a diverse array of traditional Indian art forms and will include a series of conversations, dialogues, and music to offer a holistic view of these rare masterpieces. Akansha Dixit, founder and chief curator of Naayaab, emphasized the event's vision to honor and elevate the timeless beauty and cultural significance of these art forms on a global scale.

Notable artists such as sculptor Sudarshan Sahoo, Bhil artist Bhuri Bai, and miniaturist Jai Prakash Lakhiawal will participate. After its New Delhi debut, the exhibition will travel to Hyderabad and Mumbai in September, further engaging audiences with India's rich artistic heritage.

(With inputs from agencies.)