Stella Kramrisch

Dhūlichitra: The Art Ritual of Women

Book of the Month, Culture, Sacred Origins of Indian Art, Spirit and Forms of Indian Art / By Stella Kramrisch / October 21, 2024

The art of dhūlichitra mentioned in several ancient Indian treatises on art is known by many names such as kolam, rangoli, alpona, mandana, etc.

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