Avimukta: Bridging Tradition and Modernity at India Art Fair 2026

Tilfi, a Banaras-based atelier, partners with the Young Collectors' Programme at the 2026 India Art Fair with 'Avimukta: The Never Forsaken.' This sculptural installation, displayed at Triveni Kala Sangam, highlights the continuity of traditional crafts through contemporary forms, emphasizing material responsibility and engagement with cultural heritage.


Devdiscourse News Desk | New Delhi | Updated: 04-02-2026 10:51 IST | Created: 04-02-2026 10:51 IST
Avimukta: Bridging Tradition and Modernity at India Art Fair 2026
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New Delhi will host a captivating marriage of tradition and modernity at the India Art Fair 2026. Tilfi, renowned for its Banarasi textiles and metal crafts, is collaborating with the Young Collectors' Programme to present 'Avimukta: The Never Forsaken.'

This pioneering installation at Triveni Kala Sangam symbolizes Tilfi's dedication to sustaining cultural heritage through contemporary art forms. The exhibition features an impressive fusion of handwoven silk adorned pillars and repoussé metalwork that reflects the artistic tapestry of Varanasi.

With this presentation, Tilfi continues to champion material integrity and artisanal craftsmanship, weaving a narrative that connects past traditions with present endeavors. This venture encourages new collectors and cultural patrons to engage deeply with art's evolving role in society.

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