TARANG hosts a unique art exhibition themed as “DÉCOR YOUR HOME’’

·        Portrays works of over 100 artisans across the country
·        Displays finest collection of artistic work spanning centuries and entire generations.
 
TARANG, known for its enchanting collection of Art and Indian Handicrafts hosts a unique art exhibition themed as “DÉCOR YOUR HOME’’. The curtains of much awaited art exhibition went up today showcasing the unmatched pieces of arts made by the finest artists across the country. The exhibition was inaugurated by renowned Painter and Muralist – Mr. Gurudas Shenoy.  The exhibition is open for all from 9th to 18th October 2010 at TARANG’s new showroom - 3rd Floor, Devatha Plaza, Residency Road, Bangalore.
 
 
To be held over 10 days, the exhibition will showcase some of the finest artistic work spanning centuries and entire generations. On display will be a whole new range of Exquisite Hand crafted and painted wooden Artefacts from the Royal Deserts of Rajasthan, Oriental Furniture & Haveli Furniture, sculptures in sandalwood, Dokra Art, Kalamkari Bags, Silver Jewellery, Marble paintings,  Brass embellished furniture, Silk Table & Bedroom sets, Tanjore Paintings, Framed Bronze Artefacts, Miniature Paintings, Embossed Paintings, Barmer Embroidery murals and puffies, Bronze wall murals & sculptures and unique art objects from Bastar, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh and many more.
 
 
Commenting on this initiative Mr. Pavan Devatha, Partner, TARANG Said “TARANG Arts has always been in the forefront to spark interest among people for the Indian aesthetic heritage. It’s an enriching experience to see the work of finest artists across the country. It’s our duty to nurture them and show them the way ahead. This exhibition is certainly a step in that right direction”. The team at Tarang has made it their forte to customize the art forms. With an eye for good art, the Artisans of Tarang think outside the box to create fusion pieces, he added.

ABOUT TARANG 
 
Tarang was founded by Mrs. Leela Grandhi and her son Mr. Kiran Grandhi, who started practicing the art of tanjore paintings from her home studio. Since then, Tarang has reached out to over 300 artisans with economic support, market exposure and artisan friendly terms. Tarang was created with a vision of aiding, promoting and preserving the interests of hundreds of dedicated artisans from across the country who are confined to practicing their crafts from their homes and rural regions. By supporting clusters of craftsmen and giving them fair wages, Tarang is creating a sustainable eco-system for the preservation of traditional Indian crafts. Tarang Arts thus works with Rural Artisans to enrich their lives and that of their families.
Website: www.tarangarts.com