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Join us for an evening of art, storytelling, and music at the Ceramic Folklore & Ghatam Beats festival. This unique event is a celebration of ceramic craftsmanship and folk culture, hosted as part of the Maati Putr ceramic festival. The evening begins with "Ceramic Folklore," a storytelling session led by the talented Shampa Shah. She’ll weave stories of tradition, mythology, and folklore into the ceramic pieces, bringing clay figurines and sculptures to life through her narratives. Following the storytelling, immerse yourself in a captivating Ghatam performance by Sumana Chandrashekhar. The Ghatam, a traditional South Indian clay pot instrument, has a rich history in Indian classical music, and Sumana’s rhythmic beats promise to leave you spellbound, creating an earthy ambiance that connects deeply with the art on display. As a perfect accompaniment to this cultural evening, you’ll also enjoy Mahua, a heritage drink made from the Mahua flower, along with a selection of light snacks. This event is more than just a performance—it’s an experience that combines storytelling, art, and indigenous flavors to celebrate the depth and diversity of India’s cultural heritage. Don’t miss this soulful evening that celebrates the beauty of ceramic art, the power of storytelling, and the resonance of traditional music.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
69, West More Apartments, Bldg, Sir Pochkhanawala Road, B Wing, Worli, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400030, India
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