The recurring motif of three women in Indian art. Today’s painting: Rashmirekha Panda’s Sweetest Day
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The recurring motif of three women in Indian art. Today’s painting: Rashmirekha Panda’s Sweetest Day

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1970, Indira Gandhi and Sirimavo Bandarnaike.
Mrs Gandhi is wearing a Sungudi (the classic print probably needs a revival). I can’t quite make out the saree worn by Mrs Bandainaike, it is however worn Kandyan style (osariya).
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How Hyderabad-based clothing label Kritikala provides livelihoods to women artisans, using ikat, kalamkari and Mangalagiri cotton
The Kritikala store at Shaikpet, Hyderabad, is the face of a collective of enterprising women who design garments and products using ikat, kalamkari and Mangalagiri cotton sourced from craft clusters in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. Displayed on the racks and stacked on the shelves are garments for women seeking fashion and comfort. The store stays true to the ethos of the non-profit organisation…
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