WEB3KALAS

Making india’s artistic heritage accessible to the world with digital innovation

"Kala" is a Sanskrit word which means an art form or an art skill. Bharat, that is current India, is home to hundreds of art forms depicting its rich cultural heritage. These art forms, shaped by the interplay of beliefs, histories, and unique processes developed by our own very artisans, often remain overlooked

Committed to promoting awareness of handmade art, crafts, and textiles, we provide a direct platform for rural artisans to connect with buyers worldwide. By empowering artisans to join the creator economy, we champion SDGs 8, 10, and 17

Our mission is to offer art buyers the chance to own authentic artwork, be it as an NFT or a physical piece, enhancing their buying journey while sustaining the livelihoods and cultural legacy of India's talented artisans

Sample ART Work

The coronation of Rama & SITA by Sage Vasistha

GODDESS ANNAPURNA

SACHIKANT SAHOO

He hails from Raghurajpur, Puri, Odisha, and belongs to a lineage of artists spanning 5 generations. Embracing the rich tradition of Pattachitra, a form of painting on cloth, he embarked on his artistic journey at the tender age of 13 under the guidance of his father.

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SANDEEP MADHAV BHOIR

SANTU TELAM

From Thane, Maharashtra, is a member of the Warli tribe. Raised in Veti, a rural area near Mumbai, he reflects his tribe's deep connection with nature in his art. Using symbols like circles for the sun and moon, triangles for mountains and trees, his paintings depict daily life and social events of the Warli tribe.

Hailing from Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, comes from a lineage of Gond artists. He attributes his skill in Gond art to his brother and sister-in-law. Having spent a significant part of his life in forests and mountains, his paintings reflect his experiences. Besides his artistic endeavours, he also supports his family farming activites.

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