The Hindu·3 min read·medium

Forty-five rare textiles tell the story of light at the inaugural exhibition of The Registry: Centre for Design

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Nidhi Adlakha
Forty-five rare textiles tell the story of light at the inaugural exhibition of The Registry: Centre for Design
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The Registry: Centre for Design has opened in a restored 1932 bungalow in Bengaluru, featuring an inaugural exhibition titled 'Perched Upon a Woven Sky'. The exhibition showcases 45 rare textiles from the archives of The Registry of Sarees, exploring the relationship between light, color, and handwoven cloth.

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