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#ARTISTOFTHEMONTH - Ambika Devi
What happens when a centuries-old tradition becomes a lifelong language?
For Ambika Devi, Madhubani is more than an art form—it is a way of carrying forward stories, symbols and a cultural legacy through her own hands.
Her work brings the distinctive lines, colours and storytelling of Madhubani into a contemporary space, while staying deeply rooted in its traditions.
This month, we’re celebrating the artist, her practice and the craft she continues to keep alive.
EXPLORE HER COLLECTION HERE - www.memeraki.com/collections/ambika-devi
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#CustomerHomes
This Kalighat painting found its place with one of our clients—and quickly became a favourite.
Born in the bustling streets of 19th-century Kolkata, Kalighat painting is known for its bold lines, expressive figures and distinctive storytelling.
A piece of Bengal’s artistic history, now loved and lived with in a modern home.
explore our collection of Kalighat Paintings here - www.memeraki.com/collections/kalighat
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What does Madhubani look like outside a gallery?
On walls, above a sofa, in a quiet corner. Madhubani art has a way of making a home feel more personal.
Rooted in Bihar’s rich folk tradition, these intricate lines, patterns and stories bring colour, culture and character into everyday spaces.
Here are a few real homes where Madhubani finds its place. Which one would you bring into yours?
Explore handmade collection of Madhubani Art - www.memeraki.com/collections/madhubani
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MeMeraki
Five Pichwai artists. One comment section.
We’re meeting the artists behind Parampara: Pichwai’s Past, Present & Future in Hyderabad.
So, if you had five minutes with a Pichwai artist, what would you ask?
About the art?
Their process?
The tradition?
What has changed?
What happens next?
Ask us anything in the comments.
We will take your question to the artists
Comment your questions below :)
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MeMeraki
This Diwali, gift something that took someone time to make. 🪔
Looking for thoughtful Diwali gifts under ₹5,000? Skip the mass-made and look towards the hands behind the craft.
From handcrafted pieces to beautifully made objects in other traditional crafts, these are gifts shaped by skilled artist Salim Luhar —each one carrying hours of making, years of knowledge and a story of its own.
Swipe through to meet the artist and discover a few pieces worth gifting this Diwali.
Because a handmade gift isn’t just an object. It carries the hands that made it.
Explore Salim Luhar's collection here - www.memeraki.com/collections/salim "
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MeMeraki
What if you could learn Pichwai from someone who has spent generations learning it himself?
This September, Jayesh Sharma, a ninth-generation Pichwai artist from Nathdwara, is coming to Hyderabad for a hands-on workshop as part of Parampara: Pichwai’s Past, Present & Future.
Over three days, learn the techniques, details and stories behind Pichwai — directly from a master artist — and create your own piece along the way.
27–29 September | Hyderabad
₹1,999 | Materials included
If you’ve ever wanted to go beyond looking at Pichwai and understand how it comes to life, this is your chance.
Registration link in the comments.
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Diwali is a season of fervor, fun, and jubilation. It holds a special place in the hearts of people across the country, even though its celebration varies from state to state. The festival is universally embraced with enthusiasm and open hearts. Diyas, rangolis, radiant lights, and vibrant decorations, along with the joy, merriment, and laughter, lie at the core of these festive celebrations!
Let us take a look at how Diwali is celebrated across the country.
Read full blog here - www.memeraki.com/blogs/posts/how-is-diwali-celebra…
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MeMeraki
What happens when five master Pichwai artists bring generations of tradition, stories and skill to one room?
You get Parampara: Pichwai’s Past, Present & Future, coming to the Craft Council of Telangana from 27 September to 3 October.
And there’s more.
You can actually learn Pichwai directly from a ninth-generation master artist.
Hands-on Pichwai Workshop with Jayesh Sharma
27–29 September | ₹1,999 | Materials included
Craft Council of Telangana, Hyderabad
27 September – 3 October
11 AM – 7 PM
Inauguration: 27 September, 5 PM
Come see Pichwai beyond the canvas , meet the artists, hear the stories and learn the tradition firsthand.
Hyderabad, are you coming? 👀
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GUESS THE ARTFORM!
We’re putting your art knowledge to the test 👀
Take a close look at these paintings and tell us — do you know which traditional Indian artform this is?
Drop your guesses in the comments! ⬇️
No Googling. We’ll reveal the answer soon.
Hint: This artform is known for its intricate details, spiritual themes and centuries-old tradition.
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MeMeraki
You can see Pichwai online.
But you don't really understand it until you stand in front of one.
You notice the scale.
The tiny details.
The layers of colour.
The hundreds of hours behind every painting.
And at Parampara, five master artists are bringing their own lineages and approaches to this tradition together.
Come see Pichwai beyond the screen.
Parampara.
27 September to 3 October, Hyderabad
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