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A date with Destiny ✲ Vintage Calendar ✲Hanging | 1998

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A date with Destiny ✲ Vintage Calendar ✲Hanging | 1998
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  • Availability: Out Of Stock
  • Made & Mkt by: Subrata Bhowmick Design
  • Product Code: 1572-CD21-14
  • Weight: 350.00g
  • Dimensions: 70.00cm x 123.00cm x 0.00cm
Rs.9,000.00
All of us have a date in our lives which is preserved in our hearts forever and would love to relive again and again! Maybe an year when you won a battle against destiny or had a tryst with love! We all have such occasions that we want to commemorate and celebrate for life; Never want the date to change or that day/year to end! An event that stays within our soul rent free! We know you have got one too! We might not be able to relive it but we definitely can cherish it everyday with 'A date with destiny' vintage calendars, inspired from rare Indian Art. These commemorative art pieces, made using serigraphy, can fill that joyous occasion with color or can be used to instantly elevate your home décor by separating the dates and framing them as vibrant wall art piece.

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These Vintage hand printed calendars, inspired by Ancient Indian Art are made by Mr. Subrata Bhowmick.
Subrata Bhowmick lives in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India, and works field of Graphic design, Advertising Design, Exhibition Design and industrial Design for over Five Decades. He is a postgraduate from India's premier design school- the National lnstitute of Design (NID), Ahmedabad, where ,as a student of Industrial Design he specialized in textiles. Later he studied in Europe and Japan.




Mr. Bhowmick is perhaps Indian's most lauded designer with over 6O prestigious national and international awards (18 of them being president of India awards) in Graphics, Advertising, Photography, Book Design and Packaging Design .His other areas of specialization are Textile Design (Printing, Weaving, Knitting) Fashion design, Environmental Design, Product Design, Exhibition Design, Interior Design, Magazine, Newspaper Design, Corporate Identity and Branding.

Mr. Subrata was awarded the Art Director of the Year , twice, by CAG, Graphic Designers Association of India, Mumbai and photographer of the year. He was the photographer, Designer and Publisher of 'Master Weavers', a book created for the Festival of India 1982, in Great Britain. He has been a prime academician key advisor at various academic institutes like NID, NIFT, MICA, Symbiosis, FLAME and GLS.




In 2016 Subrata was awarded , The Lifetime Achievement Award" by Edutainment AWARDS 2016 for his Contribution towards Communication & Design education. In 2017 he has been honored "Honorary Fellow 0f ADI" by ADI (Association of Designers of India) in recognition of his meritorious contribution in the field of design, handicrafts, mentorship and the high esteem in which he is held by members of the profession· Presently he is concentrating on Communication and Product development for the Craft sector and Education. In addition, he finds time to conduct-design workshops for design and management students sharing his experience and deep understanding for the contextual framework of design in the real world.

This commemorative vintage textile art collection is a living legacy of Mr. Subrata Bhowmick and his contribution as a textile expert in the field of crafts and cultural heritage.

Craftsmen
Made by Bhomik Co. Designs
About Craftsman 99" x 37"
Returns and Exchange
Note We do not accept returns or exchange of the products listed in this category.
Material
Made of Synthetic colour & Fabric base
Instruction
Note - These paintings unique and may differ slightly from the snaps seen on digital screen. - The paintings will be shipped in folded form or whatever is suitable as per its size. - We would suggest the buyers to frame these paintings with caution. - You would receive it in 6-7 days of placing the order.

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