Exhibition on Indian folk art and tribal traditions held in Dubai

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Category : Miscellaneous Published on: May 14 2024

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An exhibition showcasing India's folk art and tribal traditions - Swadesh Ka was held in Dubai.
Its purpose was to acquaint people with the little-known art forms of many regions of the country, including Manjula art and Gond art.
Vidisha Pandey, curator of this exhibition, said that Tikuli and Manjusha art are also there in Bihar but people know little about them.
Mithila paintings from Bihar, Kolam art from Tamil Nadu, tribal art from Maharashtra and the famous Murali art tradition from Kerala were prominently displayed in the exhibition.

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Exhibition on Indian folk art and tribal traditions held in Dubai