Narratives of the cultural landscape of Mahehwar
By: Singh, Juhi Prasad
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Publisher: Mumbai The Indian Institute of Architects 2023Edition: Vol.88(8), Aug.Description: 62-67p.Subject(s): ARCHITECTURE GENERAL (AR-GEN)Online resources: Click here
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Journal of the Indian institute of architects :(JIIA)Summary: The legacy of handlooms in various parts of India has always been a symbol of glorious craft heritage, an important source of livelihood and also defines the cultural landscape in many ways. These crafts are woven skilfully, through generations, and each state has its own unique language and aesthetic signature. All crafts in a particular landscape are connected to each other, whether it is architectural crafts, textile crafts, or handicrafts. They inspire each other in symbolism, materials, construct, meaning, function and together begin to form the cultural landscape of that place.
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The legacy of handlooms in various parts of India has always been a symbol of glorious craft heritage, an important source of livelihood and also defines the cultural landscape in many ways. These crafts are woven skilfully, through generations, and each state has its own unique language and aesthetic signature. All crafts in a particular landscape are connected to each other, whether it is architectural crafts, textile crafts, or handicrafts. They inspire each other in symbolism, materials, construct, meaning, function and together begin to form the cultural landscape of that place.
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