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Arayish recipe: the base for fresco paintings
Arayish (or shimla in the Marwari language) is the base for fresco painting. Arayish is covering all the walls of Shekhawati's havelis....
Results of a 3-month Training Workshop #1
The 1st Phase of The Shekhawati Project just ended a couple of days ago : the restorers and the students left the city of Fatehpur, as...
World Heritage Day
Every year on April 18th,​ ICOMOS (International Council of Monuments & Sites) celebrates the World Heritage Day, whose establishment was...
Conference at Mody University
From left to right: Cécile Charpentier, restoration expert and head of The Shekhawati Project, Léa Krief and Harpreet Tanday, restoration...
The Shekhawati Project in the Newspapers
An article came out on The Shekhawati Project in the Rajasthan Patrika on March 31th. Entitled: "Foreign Restorers Preserving our...
Meet Mitul Sharma, an Indian student specialized in havelis
From left to right: Julia, communication intern, Meret, restoration intern, Paula, restoration expert, Mitul, Indian student, Harpreet...
Dandiya Raas: the stick dance
Before celebrating Holi, The Shekhawati Project team went to the opening ceremony of this most famous Indian festival. After a fast ride...
Visit to Mandawa & Ramgarh: a technical insight
The Shekhawati Project restoration team visited the cities of Mandawa and Ramgarh in the Shekhawati region last week. It was an...
Meet Harpreet, our new Indian-Italian student
Harpreet Tanday was born in Punjab but at the age of 11 she left India and moved to Italy. She grew up there and did her Bachelor's...
Interviews: Léa & Meret, restoration students
Léa Krief from France So tell me about yourself Léa… I am 23 years old, I come from Marseille and I am a 4th year student at the Institut...
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