Hidden Treasures of Terracotta: Exploring Surul’s Architectural Legacy The art of terracotta dates back to the Indus Valley civilization, flourishing around 4,500 years ago when Indians mastered this intricate craft. Interestingly, it is primarily in Bengal and a few areas in Jharkhand where this art form was utilized to adorn temples, mosques, and other places of […]
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Nawab Bari – Bardhaman Bardhaman (Burdwan) Town in West Bengal has its fair share of history and monuments to explore, but the historical site that stands out among the rest is the magnificent Mausoleum Complex of Khwaja Anwar. More popularly known as Nawab Bari, it is located in the southern part of […]
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The Terracotta Temples of Supur In West Bengal, the prevalence of stone for construction is notably limited, except for certain areas extending from the Chhota Nagpur Plateau. This dearth of stone has steered builders towards alternative materials, predominantly brick, and has fostered the ascendancy of terracotta as the primary architectural style in the […]
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Why Do I Make Photographs An acquaintance suggested afternoon coffee on a Sunday. I wanted to hang out, so I put in the effort of changing out from house-clothes into super thin cotton pants, one…
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Choto Taraf – Hadal-Narayanpur Having visited Baro Taraf and Mejo Taraf in the village of Hadal-Narayanpur, it was time to explore the portion of the Mandal family estate that was passed down to the youngest brother, when their Indigo business fell into decline in the 1850s. Finding Choto Taraf is not difficult […]
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