Introduction of Art and Craft of Rajasthan
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Popular Arts and Crafts of Rajasthan
Blue Pottery : The Art of Blue Pottery was not local to India. The tradition of quartz pottery was of Persian origin and the artisans were invited by the former Maharaja of Jaipur and he was so impressed by this culture that a school of Blue Pottery was started. Blue pottery is made of crushed quartz, fuller's earth and sodium sulphite. This combination is heated on high temperatures. Blue pottery consist of hand painting in various shades of blue. In the recent past new colors have been added such as yellow, pink and green. Blue Pottery products are available meanwhile in a wide range – to mention some are: tiles, vases, bowls, mugs, urns, door knobs and recent discovery is costume Jewellery that is getting popular in the markets of western countries. Though not easily approachable, there are many places who follow the exact techniques and traditions that need to be followed while making the Blue Pottery as initially introduced. Our Guides & escorts would be glad to escort you to the Blue Pottery studio where you can see the work being done as under the royal patronage in the olden time.
Durrie
The Durrie is kind of thin and simple woven carpets which were earlier used as a supporting material under big and thick carpets in the royal houses. Common people used them under their beds to keep them warm during the winter. For big gathering as in the villages and small town, whole community is invited at occasion of birth, death or any family festival and it would not be possible to have such big carpets as this would be very expensive for normal people, so they used Durries (or darris). There has been revival of this art as more people can afford it and this has resulted in a large colorful varieties.
In many villages of Rajasthan you may find a large number of Houses where the durrie are woven on the loom in vibrant designs and motifs.
A Durrie can be as simple as in a single color only with a contrasting border. On the other hand due to demand there are some durries with geometric motifs and floral patterns in a mix of contrasting colors. Durries are also available in different sizes. In places such as Bikaner and Jaisalmer, where in winters the temperatures can dip very low, woolen durries are also woven. In Bikaner camel hairs are also used to make Durries which under the mattress keep your bed warm in the chilling winters of the desert.
The art of carpet weaving in Rajasthan is a historical royal tradition. In olden Royal days the carpets were specially woven for royal palaces according to the size of a particular room. However it was the Mughals who brought the richness to the carpet weaving. Some of the excellent examples can be still seen in the city palace museum of Jaipur. Even in the Prisons of Rajasthan special looms were erected and these carpets became famous as so-called jail carpets. During the olden royal days the weavers from Afghanistan were brought to Jaipur to train the local people. This is the reason that the hand knotted carpets of Jaipur have so much in common with the Persian carpets in regard to geometric motifs and the formal design. There are many thousand of the families around Jaipur as well as in other cities all over Rajasthan who are specialized in one or another particular Designs and producing the same with perfection. Jaipur has become a big centre for the Carpets in whole of India. Many of the exporters have their head offices here and all possible motifs are available in their huge showrooms. We at Rajasthan-Tour-Package can assist you further on the carpets of Rajasthan. Please feel free to contact us !
For centuries, the printers in Rajasthan has perfected the art of mixing vegetable dyes and mineral colors and the results have been very promising. Some of the color combinations are used in such a way that they look as if they were always meant to be complementary to each other. This Art of printing is used for the purpose of home furnishing as well as for the personal clothing. Each region of Rajasthan has its own designs and color combinations which are used in such a way that a geometric pattern is recognized easily. Some of the famous area where this work takes place are Bagru and Sanganer.
One of the famous art of Rajasthan is known as tie-and-dye. In this technique fabrics are tied into small twists using a thread and then dipped into vats with their array of bright colors to create a mosaic patterns known as bandhani. This technique is used for sarees and odhnis (a kind of shawl, used by the women of Rajasthan) and by using this techniques different designs and colors can be created. A famous design showing the waves of different colors in known as Lahariya.
Colours & Dyes of Rajasthan
Being in the markets of Jaipur you really realize that if you may have the made a mistake choosing the wrong color of your newly bought dress or simply if would like to change the color of your favorite cloths after a while - it is not a big issue in Rajasthan. They can simply be given to the Dyers who are in penalty here in the Bazars of Rajasthan. There is an old tradition of dying the materials in Rajasthan. However these techniques have been given the boost by the growing demands of the tourists especially for the colorful objects. With some specific kind of dye even new papers can be made look old – making the tourists happy having bought an antique for such a less cost ! This is known as aging process of papers. Vegetable colors for paintings are obtained by the natural stones like lapis or indigo. Even Gold is grinded to be used as the fine Gold dust, as used in the precious miniature paintings.
For dying clothes the colors are obtained from flowers and barks. Black colour from the sulphate of iron, orange from saffron, yellow from myrobalan, purple from mulberry, green from pistachio, blue from indigo are some of the examples of obtaining the natural colours.
Furniture and Wood Work
Furniture and wood carving is not a very old tradition of Rajasthan. It was very usual that even the royal courts were held on the carpets and rugs while all the participants of the court sit on the them. Earlier durbars (daily courts at king's palace) were held on large mattresses spread on the ground and covered with carpets and cushions for support. In this old system a strict hierarchy was maintained, a tradition that was retained even till later even during the British regime involvement in Rajasthan. Some of the interesting piece of furniture can be seen in the museums of Rajasthan like in the Lalgarh museum of Bikaner ! Since the tourists starting showing interest in the old furniture of Rajasthan, there has been development of new techniques in which the new furniture is made look like old furniture. Mostly in these areas you can find so called old items in which windows, a part of carved Balconies, tables, chairs, benches, swings, dressers is offered. As this kind of furniture was used in the big Havellis by the rich business people of Rajasthan, some interesting wooden and metal combinations are available in the markets with decorative elements which are carved beautifully. For people interested in buying the old or better to say "new as made old" furniture of Rajasthan we at Indo Vacations recommend the cities like Jaipur, Jodhpur as well as some areas of Shekhawati like Ramgarh. For more information please do not hesitate to contact us.
Some more famous kind of furniture are like painted Chairs of Kishangarh, the leather embroidered chairs of Tilonia, String-bottom chairs of Shekhawati. Marble tops for tables also have been used highly in the recent past. Though this art basically flourished after the construction of Taj Mahal in Agra but the availability of good marble mines in Rajasthan brought many of the artisans back to Rajasthan.
Wood Figures with carvings are also highly available in Rajasthan. Wood Carving is done on different kind of woods. One of the option is using mango wood which is not considered as good option. Some of the people use the local Rohira wood which has its reputation for long lasting and being termite free. Termite could really be danger for precious piece of wood therefore, Rohira Wood gives you the peace of mind for your valuable article. There is also a long tradition of doing carving on sandalwood. Carving on Sandalwood is mostly done to create the figures of God and Goddesses as these figures are used in the temples at home of local people and admired as well by tourists due to the lovely sweet smell of the sandalwood. There is also carving work available on the ivory which is banned officially and we would not recommend you to buy such articles, as import and export of ivory articles is prohibited and subject to prosecution if caught. There are wonderful substitutes available like paintings on marble plates and figures of camel bone.
Gesso Work
In Bikaner, the city which has perhaps the largest number of camels in Rajasthan and with the only camel Farm of Rajasthan there has been a kind of fine craft related to camels which emerged here. In this kind of fine art they used the inner hide (skin) of the camel which is scraped till it has the consistency of paper and is translucent (let the light get through) but not transparent. This is then molded into different forms like lamp shades, frames, perfume bottles or vases. And as an addition to beautify this wonderful art it is painted over with fine colors to make it look richer in its appearance.
Jewellery and Gemstones
Rajasthan is one of the largest centers in the world for manufacturing of gems stones and jewellery. No where perhaps in the world, such a large quantity and varieties of gem stones are cut and polished as in Rajasthan. It is not unusual to find shops and traders who have their shops full of real gem stones that it seems hard to believe to be real. There is every kind of stone which ranges from economical semi precious stones till precious stones and further as far as diamonds. To name, some of the stones widely available in the markets of Rajasthan are: Amethyst, Iolite, Aquamarine, Labradorite, Citrine, Black Onyx, Lapis, Earrings, Garnet, Citrine, Moonstone, Carneline, Peridot, Pendants Crystal, Rose Quartz, Garnet, Green Venturine, Tourmaline, Green Onyx. Even those who would not like to spend much would have the temptation to take some stones home as most of the offers are very so lucrative and the choice and colours available are incredible. In no other part of the world can you have the pleasure with the shopping the colour stones and Jewellery so economically as in Rajasthan. The main centre and big hub for the Semi-precious and precious Gemstone and Jewellery is Jaipur, the capital of the state Rajasthan as most of the cutting and polishing is done here in and around Jaipur and there are also big units of Jewellery manufacturing. Stones are not only used in silver and gold jewellery but you will also find a large verities of the necklaces made of purely gemstones. Big Stones are best used for carving and excellent shining figures are created out of them. A rough rose-pink quartz may be seen getting turning to an elephant. A good stone can be seen being shaped into a God Krishna figure. The reason that Jaipur has become the hub and a mega centre for the gemstones and related Jewellery is that a vast number of people are still using the ancient techniques to cut and polish the stone which are governed by hand and by doing this way stone is held in the hands and with great patience and a lot of time is achieved by skill artisans that almost every part of the rough stone is used in one or another form which is simply not possible by using the fast working machines of the modern stone industry. As India is still not the high wages country, the production remains cheap and competitive.
Kundan Meenakari
Kundan Meenakari is one of the art which is done proudly in Jaipur. This art originated from the Rajputi times and since that Rajasthani people have a kind of monopoly on it. Enameling is an art of using a substance covering the surface of metal, pots or other objects to decorate and beautify them. Enamel is applied when hot and cools to give a hard glossy surface. The Rajputs rulers and royal families of Rajasthan patronized the enameled form of Jewellery which is known today as kundan. Today, Jaipur and to some extend Bikaner are the major centers for Kundan. In this art precious stones and very often diamonds, are set into gold artistically creating designs. Enamel work is admired so highly that not only the Jewellery but also the boxes used for the Jewellery and other precious objects, swords, bedrooms tables are decorated with this wonderful work.
Visits to goldsmith's studios can be organized with the help of Rajasthan-Tour-Package who happen to have their head office in the capital (Jaipur) of Rajasthan. We are sure you will find amazing to see these craftsmen working in amazingly low lighted surroundings and using only few basic tools, mostly unsophisticated for the western standard but creating some of the finest valuable items of the wonderful Jewellery world of Rajasthan.
The art of setting the Jewellery in Rajasthan is done with such fine details that its not one craft man who has the commend over the whole work but many specializing in their own filed of jewellery settings. Some of the them are mentioned here in brief:
Chhaterra is a person whose task is to engrave the ground on which the stones setting takes place.
Kundansaaz is a person who sets the uncut stones on the made surface and gives the shape and while cooling the still hot precious material is sat in the final shape while hammering putting gold wire around.
Manihar is person who prepares the enamels that will be poured into the hollows to create the patterns. In Jaipur a whole street is dedicated to the people of this community.
Minakaar is so called enameller who places the enamels and fires them individually.
Nyarriya is a person whose task is to refine the gold. Usually 22 carat gold is used for the making of kundan jewellery. 24 caret would be too delicate.
Patwari is the person who provides the finishing touch in the form of the gold and silk cord required by the wearer and is also responsible for stringing the beads, wherever required in the existing designs.
Sangsaza is the person whose job is to polish, cut and if needed to carve the stone with wished decorative motifs.
Sonar or Sunar is the goldsmith who prepares the bezels and moulds in Gold for setting the stones. He also does the polishing and cleaning of the jewellery once the peace is completed so that way also responsible for the quality control.
Leather Ware
he hides (skin) of dead animals have never found a better application than in Rajasthan. Considering the fact that animals are not killed to get the leather but only the leather of the animals is used who died in nature for whatsoever cause. The skin of dead camels is used as leather material for the traditional shoes (known as Jutties), saddles for camels and horses as well for making beautiful bags and pouches. The leather has been also used making the back of the resting chairs with embroidery work. The most interesting part of it remains how the leather is beaten, tanned, dyed, stitched and as a last effect also embroidered. The way of the workmanship might look primitive but the finished products are very individual and give the impression of perfection of their work. The Guides of Rajasthan-Tour-Package would be glad to tell and show you more about the leather manufacturing in Rajasthan.
The Craftsmanship of the metalwork would have not reached its highlights without the need of Rajputi warriors of having not only good functioning but also good looking arms. Some of the museums in Jaipur, Jodhpur and Bikaner have the finest examples of the arms collection which are combination of metal and other materials like wood and ivory studded with gem stones and having the base of silver and gold. This development has leaded to the enormous decorative pieces like a range of soldiers of the local army, a group of musicians, animals figures, mostly camels and elephants and some of them so look so real and huge as they used to be the main decorative pieces in the royal living rooms. Metal Table tops with floral work on it are some of the further examples of the metal craftsmanship of Rajasthan.
Painting of Rajasthan have made the state famous not only in the country itself but also abroad. Especially the Rajputi and Mogul court scenes, romantic pairs and bathing princesses and festival celebrations are the most sought after motifs from the buyers. No matter in which area of Rajasthan you are – you can not be left unimpressed by the affect of the master painters. There are many different techniques which are used while making the paintings. Painters use brushes which are made out of the squirrel's hair, the finest hair considered for hand paintings. Most popular areas where the paintings are considered as the art is the city of Udaipur and Jaipur in Rajasthan. These are the cities where miniature artists continue to create their incredible portfolios of scenes from myths, legends as well as of historical happenings. Though there are cheaper versions of the chemical and synthetic colors but still the use of high valued traditional mineral and vegetable dyes remain unmatched for its quality – though they are expensive and should not be compared with the products available at every street corner. The reason that the miniature paintings of Rajasthan have become so famous is that the fine work with details in it. Every gesture and activity is worked so fine that this is next to its liveliness. The figures in the paintings seem to have their own body language and conveying the messages.
Some of the famous schools of Paintings in Rajasthan are Kishangarh, Nathdwara, Jaipur and the Udaipur being the most famous. Ivory was also used as the base material in early days as much loved by the aristocrats and the rich ones. Since recent past it is no more allowed to use ivory and as substitute camel bones and high quality white marble plates are being used. Silk and Canvases are also being used as the base for the miniature paintings. (Canvas has longer life than the silk). Some of the finest works describe the nature in its full form whether being just flowers, trees, wild animals or birds. Recently the old traditions of making paintings with precious stones have been revived and finished products are getting very popular as most of them are affordable for everyone. However the highlight remains the miniature paintings from Udaipur on the old rice paper, silk and camel bones. We at Rajasthan-Tour-Package also organize the short and long painting courses as well as take you to the traditional painting schools of Rajasthan. For more information please contact us describing your wishes.
Gemstone Painting
Gemstone Painting is an indigenous painting technique which stands among the most sought after handicraft products from India. These glass paintings are unique in themselves as the colors used in them are not ordinary colors rather these are powders of real semi precious stones like garnet, amethyst, cornelian agate, jasper, onyx, chalcedony etc. as a result these paintings are long lasting and retain their colour for many years These paintings are real blend of artist's meticulousness and imagination.
The art of making the puppets has a long tradition in Rajasthan. But these are not only the puppets who has made them famous but, also the people who decorate and dress and finally make them dance before the public. Most of the puppets consist of painted wood and are dressed as per the local customs of the city or area where they are made. The most vibrant aspect of these puppets is the way their expressions are painted, large expressive eyes with arched eyebrows, and a curling moustache for men, or a nose ring for the women are the typical style of Rajasthani Puppet. The most famous puppets are the folk heroes, Kings, queens and the royal court members. Snake Charmer and the dance with the young lady is one of the integrated part of any puppet show. The puppet masters are expert in pulling and releasing the strings to make puppet dance and background music add an extra to the whole of atmosphere. One of the best shows in Rajasthan take place in Udaipur at Lok Kala Mandal. There is also a puppet museum there. For tourists who are visiting Udaipur we at Rajasthan-Tour-Package recommend to visit the museum and ask for the show which takes place frequently even on demand.
In the desert and semi desert of Rajasthan, if there is any thing in penalty that is stone. Everything from pink, yellow and red sandstone to the excellent quality of marble, tamara and chlorite are available in Rajasthan as the art of stone carving flourished here under the patronage of the Rajput rulers. Some of the stone workers work with such comfort that stone in their hands appear as they were working on wood. Some of the areas have made their name in stone carving. To Name a few are Dholpur near Bharatipur to Barmer in the heart of the desert, Marble statues are carved at their best in Jaipur - making the city again a hub for the exporters and importers. The area of Sikandra near Dausa in Rajasthan has also a great number of people working with the sandstone. The Team of Rajasthan-Tour-Package would be glad to provide you further information on stone carving.
Terracotta has an old tradition in Rajasthan. Even today in many of the villages women still cook in terracotta pots over wood fires. Terracotta and clay pots are normally used for the storage of water as the slow evaporation through the porous clay helps in eliminating the surrounding heat and thus keeps the water cool even in the hottest temperature of Rajasthan. However once the pores are filled with the deposits the effect of cooling is less effective and a new earthen pot is needed in next summer. This is one of the example how a village economy keeps working. Terracotta earthen pots are available in different sizes and some times with white colorful designs on it to make it more beautiful. In almost all the villages the traditions of making and using clay pottery can be seen.
However artists of Udaipur have developed this culture into a fine art. In Udaipur, Potters are using the clay not only to create just pots but also objects of art such as warriors fighting on horses, elephants with the soldiers being just some of the examples. Terracotta is also used to make figures of religious scenes as well as historic ones. The only biggest obstacle has been for Terracotta that the transportation needs a lot of care. As material, Terracotta is fragile being the original material clay. However the Terracotta lovers find their way with the help of wooden trunks to carry them safely even far away to distant countries. This all seems to be worth once a Terracotta article is allotted its final place in a living room.
Rajasthan Information: History - Culture - Heritage - Music - Dance - Art - Architecture - Society
Sources of the History and Culture of Rajasthan
(From earliest times up to 1200 A.D.)
Rajput - Muslims Relations
(1200 – 1526 A.D.)
Architecture in Rajasthan (1200 – 1800 A.D.)
Kalibangan - the largest prehistoric site in Rajasthan
Excavations at Ahar (South Rajasthan)
Origin of the Rajputs
Origin of the Guhilas, their Rise and Bappa Rawal in Rajasthan
Moguls & Chauhans Resistance in Rajasthan
Rawal Ratan Singh of Rajasthan and his Resistance against the Turks
Maharana Kumbha (1433 – 1468) and his Political Achievements
Maharana Kumbha & his Cultural Achievements
Maharana Sanga & his Achievements (1508 – 1528 A.D.)
Rajasthani Paintings Schools
Merger of Rajput states in the Indian Union
Resistance of Mahararana Pratap of Mewar Against Akbar
Maratha - Rajputs Relations
Raja Man Singh of Amber
Rathore – Sisodia Alliance & Achievements of Raj Singh in Mewar
Role of Durga Dass Rathor in the history of Rajasthan
Sawai Jai Singh of Jaipur , Mughals and Marathas
Rajasthan's Cultural Heritage
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