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Orange Tree’s Contemporary Chandeliers Inspired by the Moon

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Homegrown lifestyle brand Orange Tree’s latest lighting collection, ‘Lunora’ is inspired by the enigmatic beauty of the moon that elevates ambient lighting to the realm of sculptural art. The edit comprises five contemporary chandeliers that captivate through form, material, and innovation. The glass orbs in a moon-like design assembled asymmetrically resemble kinetic art, more than […]

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The Storytellers of Wood and Design: Umber Furniture Co.

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Niti Singhal and Nandakumar SS. , Umber Furniture Co. Umber Furniture Co. is the brainchild of two best friends turned design partners – Niti Singhal and Nandakumar S S. Their cross-pollination of culture and personalities manifests in every piece, reflecting their shared vision to craft furniture that tells a story, celebrates the richness of Indian

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Bengal’s Terracotta Heritage on Display in Sanjay Das’s Shape of Silences, by KIAN Foundation

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Sanjay Das, Shape of Silences KIAN Foundation introduces respected photographer Sanjay Das to Mumbai for Shape of Silences, a solo exhibition curated by the distinguished writer Ina Puri. The exhibition will take place at Cymroza Art Gallery, Mumbai, inviting audiences into a visual archive of Bengal’s vanishing terracotta heritage. Bringing the Delhi-based adventurer and artist

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The Last Supper – But Not da Vinci’s, but Philippe de Champaigne’s

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Philippe de Champaigne’s The Last Supper, a French Baroque Gem overshadowed by da Vinci’s Philippe de Champaigne (1602–1674) was a highly influential French Baroque painter whose work transcended religious, political, and artistic boundaries. Born in Brussels and later settled in Paris, Champaigne became one of the leading artists of 17th-century France. His paintings, especially in

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Calligraphy Display by Nikheel Aphale at Bikaner House

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Artisera Presents ‘Aksharscape’: A Solo Exhibition by Contemporary Calligrapher Nikheel Aphale at Bikaner House, New Delhi Artisera is proud to present Aksharscape, a solo exhibition of contemporary calligraphy by celebrated artist Nikheel Aphale, taking place at Bikaner House, New Delhi, from May 28 to June 1, 2025. The exhibition marks Nikheel’s debut solo show in

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Quiet Luxury: The Flamingo Life Philosophy

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Shambhavi, The Flamingo Life Founded by Shambhavi, The Flamingo Life’s primary objective is to create exquisite, bespoke accent furniture that transforms spaces & elevates lifestyles. Drawing from her global perspective—shaped by a Master’s in International Business from Shanghai Jiao Tong University and another in Marketing and Corporate Social Responsibility from Sciences Po, Paris—Shambhavi has created

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Pope Leo XIV Talks About Van Gogh’s “The Sower at Sunset” in His First General Audience

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Pope Leo XIV’s Sermon Talks About van Gogh’s The Sower at Sunset In the pantheon of Vincent van Gogh’s expressive landscapes, The Sower at Sunset (1888) stands as a radiant fusion of form, faith, and feeling. While often categorised under the Post-Impressionist umbrella, this particular painting has re-entered cultural consciousness in a new light, quite

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