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1. Chamba Printing – A Traditional Art Form Exploring Its Presence in Indian Art Exhibitions Name: Praveen Sharma Roll Number: 24319

2. Introduction to Chamba Printing • Originated in Chamba district, Himachal Pradesh • Known for hand-block printing and mythological motifs • Traditional use in rumal (handkerchiefs) with Pahari miniature painting influence

3. History and Evolution • Dates back to 17th–18th century • Patronized by royal families of Chamba • Fusion of textile craft and fine art

4. Process of Chamba Printing • Materials: cotton/silk, natural dyes, wooden blocks • Steps: - Sketching the design - Carving on wooden blocks - Dye preparation - Hand printing - Drying and finishing

5. Themes and Motifs • Religious stories: Ramayana, Mahabharata, Krishna Leela • Floral borders, deities, weddings, animals • Symbolic colors: red (energy), yellow (spirituality)

6. Chamba Printing in Art Exhibitions • Featured in: - India Art Fair - Crafts Museum, Delhi - Surajkund Mela - Lalit Kala Akademi exhibitions • Showcases traditional art to contemporary audiences

7. Impact and Recognition • Revival through state support and NGOs • Recognized as GI-tagged craft • Promoted in national/international craft events

8. Challenges and Preservation • Challenges: industrialization, fading artisan interest • Efforts: - Government training centers - Artist cooperatives - Promotion through exhibitions

9. Conclusion • Chamba Printing reflects India’s cultural richness • Art exhibitions help preserve and promote it

10. References • Exhibition catalogs • Craft organization websites • Scholarly articles and government portals