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Celebrating the 24 carat legacy this Diwali
Dear dears, This Diwali, we reflect on gold’s legacy—a legacy that shines across Indian art, craftsmanship, and ritual. Gold embodies both permanence and transformation, passed down as objects...
Tucked away in her narrow lanes are beautiful mansions; preserving art that carry with them age-old stories, nostalgia, and belonging, Maintaining her balance between majesty and decay; silent luxury and casual allure 'bharat'
Bridge Bharat is a curated destination of India's end-of-era artists. We have partnered with over 50 of the finest legacy artist families to bring to you their arts and histories, on your walls.
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Vaibhav Vishnu (Sandhya Lakshmi)
Traditional Miniature Painting, RajasthanShammi Bannu42 x 42 In.
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Eclipse
Traditional Miniature Painting, RajasthanShammi Bannu40 x 40 In.
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Krishna Playing Flute on River Bank in an Autumn Evening
Contemporary Miniature Art, RajasthanShammi Bannu42 x 42 In.
Artist in focus
Anwar Chitrakar
Artist in focus
Anwar Chitrakar
Born in 1980, Anwar Chitrakar is a Patua artist with an artistic lineage that stretches back to his father, Amar Chitrakar, who instilled in him the time-honored techniques of the Kalighat art. Bengali Pat paintings come from a unique religious blend where both, Muslim and Hindu artists would paint the image of Hindu Gods and Goddesses. Hailing from West Bengal, Anwar is part of a small community of Patuas, village artists who craft vertical scroll paintings. These scrolls depict tales of Indian gods and goddesses, mythological figures, and narratives like those of Krishna and Rama.
Born in 1980, Anwar Chitrakar is a Patua artist with an artistic lineage that stretches back to his father, Amar Chitrakar, who instilled in him the time-honored techniques of the Kalighat art. Bengali Pat paintings come from a unique religious blend where both, Muslim and Hindu artists would paint the image of Hindu Gods and Goddesses.
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A carefully curated collection of Pichwai paintings on cloth that celebrate stories related to Lord Krishna. Blending tradition with contemporary art practices, each exquisite artwork is intricately detailed.
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Curated with Love
A carefully curated collection of artworks by some of the finest legacy artist families of India
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Sustainable
We are conscious of the realities of the Indian art ecosystem and our work factors fair prices- towards our artist partners, the environment and our customers
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Customizations
Each artwork is created after a confirmed order to cater to the visual aesthetics of your home. All artworks can be customised for size, colours and motifs.
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Bridging Bharat through Gandhian principles
Dear dears, One of my first personal interactions with Mahatma Gandhi was through art. Every October 2nd, I packed my best colors to participate in school competitions celebrating him through...
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A dialogue with Pichwai Paintings at Bridge Bharat.
A letter from the Creative Director Dear dears, Three weeks into September, we’ve experienced unexpected rains, and the love has continued to pour into our newly opened studio space in...
Patrons Speak
Our customers' satisfaction is the ultimate testament to our commitment to quality and excellence.
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So privileged to be your first customer! The team took time to understand our requirements and customise an artwork exactly how we envisioned it. We got to
learn so much about the arts of India in the process. Truely, a gem!Anita Singh
Delhi, India -
Many thanks to the entire team at Bridge Bharat for accommodating our requirements and customising this beautiful piece in every way possible. You managed to
blend Tamil Gods with Rajasthani Pichwai so beautifully. The journey has been so special and can’t wait to see this installed.Divya Satish
Chennai, India -
I was immediately attracted to Pattachitra the moment I saw those dim colors and fine work. The team at Bridge Bharat along with the artist Geetanjali Ji managed to create a very contemporary composition in an ancient artform.
Breathtaking!Devvaki Aggarwal
Delhi, India -
I saw some works in Gond that immediately reminded me of Australia’s Aboriginal art. The team has a unique eye to curate some of the most fascinating artists. Now I forever have a part of India in my home. Takes me back everytime.
Rachna Vashisht
Perth, Australia
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