HP state Handicrafts and Handloom Corporation, Government of Himachal Pradesh in collaboration with the World Art Design organised an art/ painting exhibition at Dilli Haat INA on the Theme : HIMACHAL KI SURIBHI , RANGON KE SAATH”.
The HP state Handicrafts and Handloom Corporation, Government of Himachal Pradesh in collaboration with the World Art Design organised an art / painting session at Dilli Haat INA on the Theme : HIMACHAL KI SURIBHI , RANGON KE SAATH”.
The aim of this painting/ Art session was to showcase the enchanting beauty and unique fragrances of Himachal Pradesh through a live painting session including having an outstanding feel of the essence of Himachal Pradesh thus joining in the celebration of the rich cultural heritage of Himachal Pradesh, one of the most attractive, serene and beautiful tourism destination in the country and the world.
The chief of the World Art design Rinki Thakuri Dass played a pivotal role in guiding and inspiring the budding artists to take active part in this painting / Art event cum exhibition thus enthusing the budding artists to participate with vigour and vitality making the ocassion a grand success.
The World Art Design (TWAD) is a leading art and design institute dedicated to fostering creativity, innovation and professional excellence.
The institute believes that art is the foundation of design, and with this approach, students receive training of modern standards in fashion, graphic, product, interior, architecture and other design fields.
Regular exhibitions at TWAD provide students with the opportunity to learn new techniques and experiment with modern and contemporary Indian art. It may be recalled that the Himachal Handicrafts and Handloom Corporation, Government of Himachal Pradesh organized a festival of traditional arts and cuisine at Dilli Haat-INA from 16 to 30 November 2025. The Art / painting event organised in collaboration with the World Art design was a part of this festivity organised by the government if Himachal Pradesh at INA, Dilli Haat.
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