Zari work & Zardozi craft of Bhopal
ZAR-ZARDOZI CRAFT Zari work or Zardozi, an art which is considered quite popular amongst embroiders and designers, survives in the
Read MoreZAR-ZARDOZI CRAFT Zari work or Zardozi, an art which is considered quite popular amongst embroiders and designers, survives in the
Read MoreOur GHR Ooty 2018 finisher medal is made by Toda artisans and will continue our tradition of making local, hand-made, craft based medals.
Read MoreThe GHR Hampi 2018 finisher medals are made by Lambani women using banana craft. Promoting a local craft, helping a local business and getting you closer to local heritage, all at once!
Read MoreThe Bidar 2017 finisher medal has the outline of a kaman or “archway” as seen in numerous monuments around Bidar including the Sola Khamba Mosque. The Sola Khamba Mosque was built in the 14th century and is among the oldest in the country – and its arches, as seen from within in a perspective view, also served as inspiration for the stylised “I” within the medal.
Read MoreThe GHR Badami 2017 run T-Shirt was inspired by cave temples, sandstone cliffs, and the famous Kasuti embroidery – read all about the design here.
Read MoreThis article was originally published on Nazariya, and repurposed for Go Heritage Run. Shilparamam is a village space that provides
Read MoreOur GHR Hyderabad 2017 finisher medals are made of lac – Hyderabad is famous for its lac bangles and the Lad Bazaar area near Charminar is the main production center for these bangles. Usually they are embellished with stone colors of precious and semi precious stones. We have instead used faux pearls and a much simpler design for the medal.
Read MoreOur GHR Ooty 2017 finisher medals are made by Toda artisans and will continue our tradition of making local, hand-made, craft based medals.
Read MoreA Gond painted souvenir medal awaits all finishers at Go Heritage Run – Khajuraho 2017. A bright, colorful souvenir with a nature themed painting.
Read MoreAt Go Heritage Runs, we like to weave in local arts and crafts into the running experience. For GHR Hampi, the finisher medal has been handcrafted by Lambani women from the Sandur Kushala Kala Kendra, an NGO near Hampi that works towards the revival of indigenous crafts, ensuring a better life for the people who made them, finding new markets and making the crafts more relevant to modern tastes.
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