Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Bhuj, Gujarat, on May 26 to inaugurate 33 development projects worth Rs 53,414 crore. These initiatives focus on infrastructure, energy, and urban development to enhance economic growth. A unique Rogan art piece by Ashish Kansara will welcome him, showcasing India’s achievements under his leadership.
Rogan art is a 1,550-year-old fabric-painting technique from Kutch, Gujarat, utilizing a unique oil-based paste to craft intricate designs. This traditional craft, characterized by freehand motifs and symmetrical mirror techniques, faces challenges like high labor costs and toxicity. Revived by artisans, it is now recognized by UNESCO for its cultural significance.
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More than 1,550 years ago, a captivating art form emerged in India. Over time, it found a home in Madhapar Village, Kutch, becoming a treasure of the region. This extraordinary craft, known as Rogan Art, is preserved today by the Ashish Kansara family—the last custodians of this ancient tradition of Rogan painting. Its origins, believed
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Varnika Rogan Chhap is a decorative style of Rogan painting characterized by its colorful, non-symmetrical designs. Unlike traditional Rogan Chhap, it involves adding multiple colors and details, often enhanced with glitter or mica. This technique, rare and practiced solely by Ashish Kansara in Madhapar, Gujarat, is ideal for festive occasions.
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Rogan Chhap is a traditional painting style from Kutch, Gujarat, characterized by freehand designs on fabric using a unique paste made from castor oil. With roots dating back 1,550 years, it features distinct techniques, including styles practiced by Ashish Kansara. Rogan Chhap is celebrated for its handmade charm and nature-inspired motifs.
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