God of Money
1 × $ 20.95 
Surprised Cat Card
1 × $ 6.00 
In the Land of Punctuation
1 × $ 49.95 
Brer Rabbit Retold
1 × $ 29.95 
Tigers Card
1 × $ 6.00 
Knock! Knock!
1 × $ 19.95 
The Moon Gives Rise to Time
1 × $ 85.00 
Two halves of a whole, and rich in symbolic meaning, renderings of the sun and moon by some of the best-known folk and tribal artists of India.
This set of beautiful handmade cards contains 10 blank cards – 5 each of the sun and moon – with envelopes, and comes in a specially crafted box. Each card has been silkscreen-printed on recycled paper at our sustainable print workshop, which employs, trains and nurtures young bookmaking artisans.
$ 40.00
In stock
| Weight | 0.2 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 17.5 × 15.2 × 15 cm |
| EAN | 07110765683110 |
| Printing | Screen Printing |
| Paper | 200 gsm |
| HSN Code | 49090090 |
The art of the Gond tribal community in central India is dense yet intricate and rich with meaning. The Gonds are one of India’s largest indigenous communities, and art is central to their lives. Originally painted on walls and floors, Gond art has since found its way to paper and canvas. Click here to discover other Tara projects with Gond artists.
Colourful, vibrant, yet extremely delicate, Mithila art is primarily done by women living in small rural communities in the State of Bihar. Also known as Madhubani painting, this art form originated from the decorative patterns traced by women on the walls and floors of their homes and community spaces. Click here to discover other Tara projects with Mithila artists.
