Art exhibition in Mumbai explores lost textiles of the Deccan

The exhibition will go on till November 10
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Vinay Narkar’s journey in reviving the lost textile traditions of the Deccan finds manifestation at the just opened art exhibition, Dakkhan Ko Chira, at 47 A. Presented by Vinay’s studio, the exhibition consists of a collection of saris and Maratha miniature paintings which reflect the essence of the region’s ancient weaves in textiles and art.

Vinay’s focus forms the regions of North Karnataka, part of Telangana, most of Maharashtra and a part of Madhya Pradesh. In a quest to discover more, not only does the exhibition re-iterate known weaves but also showcases some that were discovered during the journey. Apart from textile, the Maratha miniature paintings also form an intricate part of the display. Originating between the 17th and 18th century, with influences from the North and the South, these paintings are still trying to prove their individuality and gain its due.

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What: Dakkhan Ko Chira

Where: 47 – A, Mumbai

When: October 12- November 10, 2024

Timing: 11 am – 7 pm; Mondays closed

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