Krishna Temple :Beauty of what is left
Very gratifying experience conserving these mesmerizing paintings from nineteenth century…….. Continue reading Krishna Temple :Beauty of what is left
Month: July 2016
CONSERVATION OF MUGHAL SARAI, DORAHA: Tile Work
Namita Jaspal Tile work at the gates of Mughal Sarai, Doraha, are quite unique in their make. They seem to be made with a technique that was popularly known as Kashi work. Kashi work consists of a layer of glass spread on a hard kind of plaster; sometimes on a material porcelaneous in structure. The glass was found to be an ordinary silicate colored by … Continue reading CONSERVATION OF MUGHAL SARAI, DORAHA: Tile Work
Conservation Science is a unique combination of Art, Technology, History and Science…
Art and Heritage conservators, work on various kinds of materials. Surfaces like lime mortar, paper, fabric, canvas, wood, metal etc. We use technology to study the properties of the material, their deterioration and ageing, protection, cleaning and curative treatments. We are at times involved in unique decision making situations where we have to do conservation of a faith and intangible cultural heritage rather than the … Continue reading Conservation Science is a unique combination of Art, Technology, History and Science…
Research prospects: Durability and Anatomy of the wall painting
We have found two different kind of anatomy and material composition in the wall paintings of the same built structure. The extent of deterioration over the last century and a half might say a lot about the durability of the different materials. We have just started working here and the study and research in next few months is expected to provide some concrete results.. Continue reading Research prospects: Durability and Anatomy of the wall painting