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FOLK ART OF INDIA - National Institute of Open Schooling
folk Art of INDIA 30 NotesPAINTINGMODULE - 1 Introduction ofIndian Art4 folk ART OF INDIAI ndia has inherited a pre-Aryan culture which is reflected in the folk art. Differentreligions, sects and beliefs have co-existed throughout Indian traditional life. Cultslike Tantra Shakti, Vaishnav, buddhist are very important in the life of folkartists. The rural society s needs for art and craft objects are supplied by the localartists and craftsmen which are mainly of three types viz ritualistic, utilitarian are many kinds of ritualistic folk art like Patachitra, Pichuai, Alpana, Kolametc. Decorative wood carving, embroidery, basket work, earthen ware etc.
Indian Art 4 FOLK ART OF INDIA India has inherited a pre-Aryan culture which is reflected in the folk art. Different religions, sects and beliefs have co-existed throughout Indian traditional life. Cults like Tantra Shakti, Vaishnav, Buddhist are very important in the life of folk artists.
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