Issue 5
@India
Features
- New homes for old stories Editorial
- The world in a chai cup: Sandra Bowkett and a village of Indian potters Andrew Stephens
- Quarterly essay – The world in a chai cup: Sandra Bowkett and a village of Indian potters Andrew Stephens
- The kaavad: from devotion to decoration Ishan Khosla
- Next generation patua: The Handmade Tales project Medhavi Gandhi
- Patua storytelling today Sunaina Suneja
- E-commerce: what is gained and lost when artisans sell online David Moorhead
- Trading Tales Jasmine
- The rare art of Mumbai’s Parsis Priyanka Kochar
- Made in Mumbai Fiona Caulfield
- Spinning a Yarn Unparalleled Gopika Nath
- Letting go design in Dharavi Trent Jansen
- Is Gandhi still alive? A journey to Surkhama Tanya Dutt
- Indian dirt Clare Kennedy
- The kediyun: A slow turn for fast fashion LOkesh Ghai
- Craft classic: New moves for the old sari Malika Verma Kashyap
- Barbara Mullan: A life with Gujarati textiles Ansie van der Welt
- Sky’s the limit: The Cultural Textiles Rug Project Liz Williamson
- Form follows dysfunction Arshad Faruqui and Sadia Salim
- Unapologetic: A perspective on contemporary jewellery in Pakistan Sahr Bashir
- Shelter for the solitary traveller Holly Grace
- What in flame-ation! Mark Eliott
- One person’s culture is not another culture’s craft Anna Varendorff
- A new festival for Madagascar, the home of wild silk Indrasen Vencatachellum
- Paying the school fees: Bolga baskets in Ghana Eleanor Brown