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The Night Life of Trees
A visual ode to trees rendered by tribal artists from India, in a handsome handcrafted edition.
The Cloth of the Mother Goddess
Hand block-printed on textile, this limited-edition artists' book consists of a sequence of folding panels, designed to invoke pre-modern - particularly Asian - traditions of bookmaking. At the same time, the panels recall and recreate a Mata-Ni-Pachedi - the ritual 'Cloth of the Mother Goddess' - and tell the story of its origins. The textile book is accompanied by a film on the artist and his art tradition. The tactility of the book, invoking the labour and craft that have gone into its creation, is offset by the digital documentary which brings in context and history; together, the juxtaposition of the two approaches expands the frontiers of the book form, while deepening the viewer's enj...
Tsunami
Chiefly a folded scroll painting reproduced with a ballad on the tsunami that hit India in 2004.
The London Jungle Book
A stunning visual travelogue by an Indian tribal artist showing London as an exotic bestiary.
Creation
On the beliefs of Gond life as narrated by the illustrator.
Alphabets are Amazing Animals
In this quirky world of alphabets, there is no end to the strange things animals get up to.
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An Indian Beach
This beach on the South Indian coast is full of activity. By day you can see fishermen bring in the catch, women selling fish, people and animals going about their business... but then, when the sun starts to set, the beach becomes a different place - now it's time for everyone to play, talk, sit around, eat and have fun... until the fisherfolk go to sleep, and all the others go home. French artist Joëlle Jolivet takes you through a day - and night - on an Indian beach. Have fun exploring, colouring, and adding to this never-ending book surrounded by the sea!
Travels Through South Indian Kitchens
ln this richly perceptive travelogue, Japanese designer Nao Saito explores the kitchens of South India, bringing together architecture, cookery, and conversation.
Knock! Knock!
A little girl knocks on all the doors in her apartment building as she searches for her teddy bear.
