The Bunte Markhor Blog

A quick round up to add the beloved traditional touch to your Eid celebrations this year – a little something for you, a little something for home ...

As we turn into the last month of 2021, there is a festive chill in the air. Many cities are a glittering snowball, and warming hands with a cup of...

Jandi is about a 300-year old craft, traditionally used to make swinging cradles (called Hindoro in Sindhi), sofas, chairs and tables. In recent ti...

Kashikari is a decorative handcraft, which dates back to the Mesopotamian civilisation, and is an important element of the Islamic architecture. Th...

Eine Mutter verdient es, jeden Tag geliebt, respektiert und gewürdigt zu werden (sowohl mit Worten als auch mit Taten). Am 9. Mai drehen wir einfa...

As a company, we take lots of decisions every day. Some consciously, some unconsciously and some intentionally. And one such decision, a conscious ...

What is the best way to say 'you are precious' to that special someone in your life? It's actually very simple. Just say it. Words are so underrat...

 1. Handgeflochtene Körbe aus Dattelpalmenblättern sind langlebig, organisch und nachhaltig. Palmen- und Dattelpflanzen werfen auf natürliche Weise...

An interesting fact about the age-old craft of basket making is that, while many other crafts have become mechanised, no one has ever invented a ma...

Basketry, also known as basket weaving or making, is the process of weaving or sewing pliable materials into three-dimensional artefacts - from sim...

Ajrak printing is a long process involving many stages of printing and washing the fabric over and over again with various natural dyes and mordant...

The bust of a king priest dating 2,500-1,500 BC excavated at the site of the ancient town of Mohenjo-daro is deemed by many to depict the earliest ...