Team L&M Nestled in the picturesque Kaimur district of Bihar, the Maa Mundeshwari Wildlife Eco Park stands as a ground-breaking example of how architectural ingenuity and ecological preservation can harmoniously coexist. Spanning across 14 acres, the park is Bihar’s first wildlife-themed park and serves as a model for sustainable tourism and environmental education. Designed by architect Angad […]Read More
Mysore pak, Mumbai Masala and Mahakumbh. That’s the canvas this month. Add the marriage of Brazil with India; folk with modern and tags with riches-to-rags story. Mysore Pak Mysore is the erstwhile royal kingdom out of which Karnataka was born. The Ekikarana movement which started in the later half of the 20th century, culminated in […]Read More
Timeless Indian Traditions in design to Celebrate This Republic Day
Team L&M As India celebrates 76 years of Republic pride, it’s the perfect moment to reflect on the timeless traditions that have shaped our design legacy. The art of craftsmanship in India transcends generations, with each piece telling a story of culture, history, and skill. From intricate woodwork to vibrant textiles, handwoven fabrics to exquisite […]Read More
Team L&M The recently-inaugurated state-of-the-art museum and archaeological interpretation centre in Vadnagar, Gujarat brings to life the vibrant history of Vadnagar, a town steeped in antiquity, dating back an impressive 2,500 years. Its strategic location on ancient trade routes fostered a cosmopolitan society, evident in the town’s architectural legacy, including the Kirti Toran, Hatkeshwar Mahadev […]Read More
Team L&M At the Mahakumbh 2025, the world’s largest gathering of faith and spirituality, where devotion meets celebration lies Kalagram, a cultural gem nestled in the sprawling 10-acre Nagavasuki area. Not merely an exhibition space; it is a living, breathing tapestry of India’s heritage. It’s where the timeless traditions of Bharat meet the creative storytelling […]Read More
Akumal Ramachander Unusual name. Unusual man. An alien as he often called himself. Possessed by more than a missionary zeal to help arts and artists; a brilliant mind and heart of gold. A world citizen, even if born in a village, with roots in Mulkanaddu. Mother’s side in the court of Mysore Maharaja and father, an Army […]Read More
Benoy K Behl The ancient Indian treatise on painting, the Chitrasutra of the Vishnudharmottara Purana states that paintings which are made with an understanding of the harmony of life have a beneficial influence upon the onlooker. It is this deep understanding and vision of life which ancient Indian art shares with us. The paintings in […]Read More
Kalidasa once said: Creepers and artists need support. Let me refresh your memory. The Gupta rule (4th -5th century) saw the rise of Kalidasa, a classical Sanskrit and Prakrit author, easily considered one of the greatest poet and playwright of ancient India. His plays and poetry are primarily based on Hindu Puranas and philosophy. His […]Read More
Benoy K Behl In the high Himalayan mountains is the verdant valley of Kashmir. Amidst its great natural beauty, the thoughts of man have constantly turned to the wonder of creation. Since early times, Kashmir has been a renowned centre of Hindu and Buddhist philosophy. It is here that the Indian philosophy of aesthetics was […]Read More
Benoy K Behl In the 13th century, in Odisha on the eastern coast of India, was made a grand temple dedicated to Surya, the Sun. It was the tallest and most magnificent temple made in India, the climax of 800 years of building structural stone temples. It was built by King Narasimhamahadeva I of the […]Read More