Indicus Crossections
Crossections is a platform where creativity, design and heritage come together in a harmonious communion. And pave the path to conception and crafting of newer, braver ideas.
It is a dynamic exploration of timeless craftsmanship, cultural narratives and artistic expressions through a modern outlook. Fusing the past with the future to inspire possibilities, conversations and ideas for architects, designers, artists and the creative community.
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Drishti Bommai: Reviving The Tradition
Discover the ancient tradition of Drishti Bommai - the evil eye dolls that have protected Indian communities for millennia. From vibrant murals on rice mills to terracotta sculptures guarding fields, these striking forms transform fear into powerful protective art.
But this centuries-old tradition is vanishing. Artists who mastered these techniques face unemployment, generational knowledge is fading, and a vital piece of cultural heritage risks extinction.
Join us as we explore the fascinating intersection of psychology, folklore, and art with insights from historians, artists, and designers who are fighting to preserve this tradition. Learn how jealousy, fear, and protection shaped one of South India's most intriguing cultural practices-and why it still matters today.
This isn't just about folklore. It's about identity, heritage, and the stories we tell to make sense of the world. Will this ancient art survive the modern age? Watch to find out.