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CONGRATULATIONS AND FELICITATION.
Dr. Julia Fellon, Head of Cardfiff School of Management, UK, congratulated Artisan Hub members, for the great job they did in the last academic session

Fusion of Zulu and Worli art

Imoyouthassembly Iya : Artisa Hub suggests your organisation to use a combination of Worli and Zulu art in your products. Both artworks have a major similarity, both use geometric designs.
Pl check the samples of lamps, bed spread , pots and wall hangings.

WORLI ART :The Warlis or Varlis are an indigenous tribe or Adivasis, living in Mountainous as well as coastal areas of Maharashtra-Gujarat border and surrounding areas. The Warlis speak an unwritten Varli language which belong to the southern zone of the Indo-Aryan languages.
Worli wall paintings use a very basic graphic vocabulary: a circle, a triangle and a square.These paintings are monosyllbic. The circle and triangle come from their observation of nature, the circle representing the sun and the moon, the triangle derived from mountains and pointed trees.
ZULU Artifacts :Zulu art of Africa, has a strong sense of geometric design. The patterns are usually related to some notion of masculinity, femininity, fertility or cattle.

Apoorva and Satakshi in the newly established showroom of Artisan Hub.:D

Empowering the street artisans. Artisan hub used part of it’s surplus to donate sewing machine , paint colours and brush to the needy artisans.

On 31st Oct. , the enterprise achieved it’s first milestone in terms of empowering the small artisans by donating tools and materials to the street artisans. The enterprise has generated decent amount of surplus from the sale and exhibition events held in the past . Part of the surplus has been used to donate sewing machine , paint colours and brush to the needy artisans. Principal Ms. Sangeeta Saxena distributed these item to the Artisans from Choma village,Palam Vihar and Sector -14 , Gurgaon. It was conveyed to the artis that in future the enterprise will procure supplies from these beneficiary, this way they have an avenue for sale and a continous stream of generating revenue.

Light Fete

From traditional terracotta diyas, craftwork to lanterns and candles, a huge range of artefacts were available at Light Fete held on 25th Oct 2013 at Chiranjiv Bharati School, Gurgaon, India.

Students and staff were enthralled by the arty experiments done with the diyas(earthen lamps). The favorites were the innovative terracotta diyas and clay thalis embellished with the images of gods and goddesses, prepared by way side potters.

Second Sale cm Exhibition ends after stupendous sale

Second Sale cm Exhibition ends after stupendous sale

The Second Sale cm Exhibition came to a close on 11th Oct , Friday, with more than 1,000 visitors getting an opportunity of reveling in the artistic ambiance of the event.

Rajbir, a bird house maker and a street artist stole the show as visitors were zapped by the his amazing creativity despite of his meager resources.

The event was held at Chiranjiv Bharati School, Gurgaon, had wide range of stalls of handicraft items, terracotta items, table mats madeup of bamboo shoots, birdhouse and cane baskets.

Gearing up for the second sale event , held on 11th Oct.
Many a times, we face unpleasant situations among the team just to ensure that we are not drifting away from the motto of our enterprise. Allocating the budget to different items, procurement cost or devising a good marketing strategy, all these decisions are not easy to arrive at, but in the process we are learning , how important it is to be patient and pay heed to other’s suggestion, else your enterprise is heading nowhere.