A Catalogue of Indian Folk & Tribal Art in the Collection of Home of Folk Art Sri Aurobindo Ashram (Pondicherry) Ontological Implication of Causality 52

Ontological Implication of Causality   52

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This city was built by Visvakarman and Maya the chief architects of Devas and asuras at the bidding of Brahma Visnu and Mahesvara the Trinity of gods recognized and accepted as the foremost deities in Indian religion

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A Catalogue of Indian Folk & Tribal Art in the Collection of Home of Folk Art Sri Aurobindo Ashram (Pondicherry) Ontological Implication of Causality 52Dr. S. Aryan's "Indian Folk & Tribal Art Catalog" offers an immersive exploration of India's diverse folk and tribal art heritage. This comprehensive volume showcases an array of indigenous masterpieces, from the intricate Warli paintings of Maharashtra to the exquisite Dokra metalwork of Chhattisgarh, and from the colorful Madhubani art of Bihar to the captivating Pattachitra of Odisha. Dr. S. Aryan, a renowned scholar and devoted art connoisseur,