Tamil Nadu - Chennai   

Chitrai Thiruvizha at C.P. Art Centre

Staff Reporter

ALL UNDER ONE ROOF: Mridanga Vidwan Srimushnam Raja Rao inaugurating the Chitrai Thiruvizha in Chennai on Thursday. — Photo: K.V. Srinivasan

CHENNAI: The Chitrai Thiruvizha at C.P. Art Centre, Alwarpet, has everything under one roof.

Organised by R. Mahaveer, Manager, M.V. Handicrafts, the exhibition has panchaloka idols, gift articles in brass, and white and black metals, paintings from Rajasthan, radium and terracotta statues, Chettinad antiques, and jewellery, including silver earrings, necklaces, bracelets, chains, and the one-gram gold jewellery varieties.

Products made of Kashmiri walnut wood, sofa sets, almirah, dining table, Saharanpur seesam wood pieces, acupressure items, phone stands, puja stands, rosewood elephants and Kathakali masks are on display.

Handloom saris, Banjara children's wear, bedsheets and house furnishings, Banares letterholders, silk cushion covers and other products are also being showcased.

The exhibition will be open till April 10. The exhibition was inaugurated by Mridanga Vidwan Srimushnam Raja Rao on Thursday.

Printer friendly page  
Send this article to Friends by E-Mail

Stories in this Section

News updates from The Hindu on SMS from today
Palanivel Rajan to contest from Madurai (Central) DMK releases list of candidates for 131 seats
High-end television sets moving off the shelves
Chennai Telephones reaches out to customers
Ambition drives this gritty woman
Industry should "fight against AIDS"
I always chose roles that interested me: Simran
PMK renominates only 7 MLAs
Malaysia-based Japanese firms to visit Chennai in April
Colleges should set up knowledge centres: M.S. Swaminathan
Court slams official for delaying medical reimbursement
Automobile Association proposes series of short films on road safety
Dattatreya terms DMK promises "empty words"
Tribute to musical trinity
Corporation ultimatum to political parties on graffiti
Income tax collection in TN region up
Shun hatred, violence: Governor
Independent watch over election process
Chitrai Thiruvizha at C.P. Art Centre
Private engineering college students seek transfer
Ornate nut-cutters on show in city Exhibition of artistic nut-cutters
Panel wants hospitals to furnish reasons for surgery
Students seek fee refund from private varsity
AIFB releases list of constituencies
Court stays TNEB order on pension
Karunanidhi to seek re-election from Chepauk
Thirumavalavan not to contest
Collector visits proposed counting centres
Two die of asphyxiation
Karunanidhi writes to Tandon
Prizes galore for Airtel customers
Fun camp for students
Remembering P.C. Ganesan
Harrington Road Subway, finally!
Chamber calls for timely industrial credit
Train cancelled
Around the City
In Chennai Today

Copyright © 2006, The Hindu. Republication or redissemination of the contents of this screen are expressly prohibited without the written consent of The Hindu