Discover: How Maps Were Made?
Who made the first map? What was it like? How did the name ‘Atlas’ originate? These intriguing questions trace the evolution of map-making, from early drawings by primitive tribes to the sophisticated maps of today. The Greek scientist Eratosthenes is credited with creating the world’s first accurate map in 276 BC. The term “atlas” originated from Gerardus Mercator’s collection of maps, which depicted the Earth held by Atlas from Greek mythology on its first page. These early efforts laid the foundation for today’s advanced GPS and mapping systems.
Michael Jackson: The Uncrowned King of Pop
“He came into this world knowing he was loved, and left with the same knowledge, believing you can achieve anything in between,”
Eight Grammy Awards—a record only he could achieve. read about Michael Jackson: The Uncrowned King of Pop
A Dream in Every Indian Woman’s Wardrobe: Patan’s Patola Saree
There’s a special story about the weavers from Patan who make these sarees. They keep their methods a secret, passing them down in the family from one generation to the next.
The beauty of Patola sarees goes beyond just how they’re made. It’s also about the stories and beliefs that surround them.
“Discover Kannauj Perfumes: India’s Ancient Scent Legacy and Global Fragrance Treasure”
Explore Kannauj, the “Grasse of the East,” renowned for its exquisite ittars, a testament to India’s rich fragrance heritage. This city’s traditional distillation crafts highly concentrated perfumes from natural botanicals, creating scents that resonate globally. Embrace the fusion of ancient artistry and modern appeal in Kannauj’s ittars, where each aroma tells a story of cultural legacy and olfactory splendor, captivating perfume aficionados around the world.
The Most precious mirror in the world!
The Aranmula Kannadi “the most precious mirror in the world” is not merely a mirror but a symbolic heirloom that mirrors the artistic soul of Kerala and the enduring spirit of its people. Its unique blend of cultural richness, historical depth, and artisanal excellence makes it a profound emblem of India’s craft heritage. Embracing this exquisite artifact means connecting with a lineage of unparalleled craftsmanship, ensuring that the luminous legacy of the Aranmula Kannadi shines on, capturing the hearts of admirers worldwide and continuing to enchant with its timeless grace and purity.
Through this blog we invite you to delve into a world where artistry meets tradition, where each reflection tells a story of heritage, craftsmanship, and the eternal beauty of India’s artistic legacy.
Vincent Van Gogh – An artist who changed the definition of ‘beauty’
(Originally Published on 29 JULY 2020 | Original Language: Marathi) “Love many things, for therein lies the true strength, and whosoever loves much performs much, and can accomplish much, and what is done in love is done well.” With this philosophy, a great painter who loved the world truly, who considered the welfare of the […]