When Rajendra said " corona mey ..." but you didn't mentioned in subtitle about Covid-19 instead you mentioned as "controversial economic reform" as if covid pandemic is India's fault.

@91rummy

Жыл бұрын

That's the cleverness of Western media .. When they translate, they write their own story

@3050Victus

Жыл бұрын

Yeah. Like the west didn’t let people die in covid.

@servatrashivasti5173

Жыл бұрын

Western media ko peise bhi tho issi se milte hei bhai binacontroversy ke ye jiyenge keise 😁😁

@subhampradhan4442

Жыл бұрын

pehele pura video to dekhlo uske bad comment karna, video mai baad mai bola hai ke demonetization ke baje se unka earnings mai affect hua hai

@servatrashivasti5173

Жыл бұрын

@@subhampradhan4442 accha...

He said , corona was most difficult phase , editor said economic policies destroying this art form😭😭

@akgurram

Жыл бұрын

This! I wonder how such a big channel made such a 'mistake'

@arun86713

Жыл бұрын

@@akgurram on purpose. Not a mistake.

@DGLeo482

Жыл бұрын

Ikr!! Indian govt promotes cottage industries, small and medium enterprises and Make in India so much. Of course I can't guarantee the implementation but in terms of policies govt supports such industries.

@anonymousisbest.5253

Жыл бұрын

Modi also

@Prasannakumar-yk7bf

Жыл бұрын

She also implied that 1/3rd of the artisans have left the craft after Covid and later said that in the last 3 decades people have left the craft. Biased as usual I suppose.

Rajendra: We faced issues due to corona lockdown. Western Media: "Rajendra faced issue during economic rules imposed by Indian government"

@princevashishth9831

Жыл бұрын

To galat kya h modi ne to vse bi desh ki economic ki maa chod rkhi h

@yohaan9

Жыл бұрын

I believe in the end they covered that up. Demonetization. :)

@harishkasaudhan6765

Жыл бұрын

@@yohaan9 It was their view, notice everything was said by the narrator not by Rajendra, and it seems deliberate and misleading, kind of propaganda because the actual person there is talking about slowdown during covid lockdowns and they are intentionally pushing their agenda of demonetisation. Watch the video again from 7:05. I am not saying that demonetisation might not have hurt Rajendra's business but when he is clearly talking exclusively about covid recession, and they carefully picking his words to satisfy their agenda of something that happened in 2016, this is clear propaganda with ulterior motives. Also its misinformation

@briannakelly26

Жыл бұрын

@@harishkasaudhan6765 i didn't take it that way because they let him speak about Corona well before getting into the history of the ancestors and the community as well as what happened in government. Right after that they allowed him to explain how the government allowed him to show his work at galleries and how he travels and eats with the president. So I'm sure both issues had an affect on him but you don't hear him saying anything negative he's only speaking vaguely about "they" that is something you do when you don't want to offend. And if he's eating with the president I highly doubt he's going to want to even remotely offend the administration. But an outsider will surely have no problem speaking the truth for him and having everyone think they're the bad guy. I know I would.

@harishkasaudhan6765

Жыл бұрын

@@briannakelly26 wtf? please, I think you have no idea what we were discussing here. Also , read my previous comment again.

I love how western media changes the content to suit their narrative 0:46 - "Many artisians lost their job because of controversial economic reform" In the very next scene the artisian mentions it was 'CORONA' which did that and they conviniently left it out in the subtitles

@theshuriken

Жыл бұрын

i dont even speak hindi but you're right I heard " corona" there

@AP-do6sv

Жыл бұрын

i am no fan of demonetisation, but taking liberty of poor people and using them to push an agenda is not done. You know they dont have the means to object. They should stick to what he was saying, especially in subtitles.

@RD-ij2sz

Жыл бұрын

You are Right . Western World wants other nations to remain economic backwards.

@RD-ij2sz

Жыл бұрын

@Rahul K You are wrong . You need to understand that western world wants other nations to remain in economic backwardness . And the media in western world will find every opportunity to criticize the economic development in non western world .

@kafir7478

Жыл бұрын

See thats how west make documentary 🙄

India has got to be the most underappreciated country on the planet how can you not love Indian food and crafts? They're just so cool!

@Alaskan-Armadillo

Жыл бұрын

@PeePee PooPoo Sadly I have noticed a lot of that online as well. Remember though that a majority of the people on the internet are from the U.S. and that is only 1 country out of 195. Chances are if the internet wasn't so dominated by Americans Indians wouldn't be as scapegoated as much.

@ycaceres3357

Жыл бұрын

Indias influence is all over Asia few seem to know

@Ares-wn9bu

Жыл бұрын

Calm down my man 😅 No country is Greater than another but they are great for their people... You can't expect people from China who themselves have a great history and civilization to address India as the greatest.

@Alaskan-Armadillo

Жыл бұрын

@@Ares-wn9bu What are you trying to say?

@Alaskan-Armadillo

Жыл бұрын

@@Ares-wn9bu Okay well good for you then I guess. I just like Indian culture and if you don't that is really just your opinion. I don't understand why reactionaries always feel the need to act so edgy when really they're just scared. I mean like are you here to be a reactionary or are you just legitimately scared and don't know how else to contribute to the conversation other than pretending to be a macho man? Its weird because if you had something to contribute to the conversation then that would be great but now you just want to humiliate yourself and argue so why don't you reply to my comment about how you really feel instead of hint at it.

I bought a Dhokra Art King Statue in 2015 and trust me every person who visits my house asks about that beautiful artefact. In India, every village has its own handicraft and till today it's Still Standing.

@azizbekmamirov2192

Жыл бұрын

Wow, that is great

@akashyadav-wt9et

Жыл бұрын

What amount did u pay for sculpture???

@user-kp2ov1gm4w

Жыл бұрын

@@akashyadav-wt9et I bought it for 22k INR back then, statue is more than 3ft tall, bought from artist itself.

@Drfiza

Жыл бұрын

@@user-kp2ov1gm4w amazing !

@PraveenKumar-os3uj

Жыл бұрын

@@user-kp2ov1gm4w any details to contact artist please

That bull statue is so cool... These artisans need websites to sell their beautiful pieces

@foresthill8462

Жыл бұрын

I think Etsy would be perfect

@JehadiHellTransportAgency

Жыл бұрын

ONDC is working on that

@mastersplinter5966

Жыл бұрын

Erika, please let me know if you find it. I want to buy one as well. 🙏

@january6577

Жыл бұрын

@@mastersplinter5966 there is his email address in discription box you can mail them.

@mastersplinter5966

Жыл бұрын

@@january6577 Thank you! 🙏

India is always the land of knowledge & arts .... Some people who invaded India destroyed our arts & culture. We have dokra art in Bengal too.... I have it in my home ... It's really expensive

@SSchithFoo

Жыл бұрын

And various Indian kingdoms did invade others countries too so don't act so innocent.

@atheist-utopia

Жыл бұрын

@@SSchithFoo you mean south Asian countries that are now converted to the religion of peace?

@akgurram

Жыл бұрын

@@SSchithFoo I would love to know more about this. We are not taught this in school. Could you give me some sources to start out on?

@darshu94

Жыл бұрын

@@SSchithFoo like who ? I would like to know so that I can also feel proud abt them.

@akgurram

Жыл бұрын

@PeePee PooPoo it was not invasion. There was no killing and armies involved. Do cite sources if you have them, but from my research, it was southeast Asia that invited the pallavas and other royalty to marry into their tribes and improve trade and other aspects of the region. If you look at the data, their population boomed post integration of Indian culture. There was better education, living, healthcare and safety. Piracy fell since the integration.

Definitely art I would buy for my home. So beautiful and the hard work that goes into the art makes the art so much more special.

@hesh2892

Жыл бұрын

You can buy from amazon india. If you are overseas , there are companies in india that will buy it and ship to foreign countries

@Abdul-pb9ep

Жыл бұрын

Business insider telling controversial economic reforms which reforms did not mentioned what a hypocrisy

@NikhilKumar-by3di

Жыл бұрын

@@Abdul-pb9ep sale tume har jagah gali khane ke liye comment kar rakha hai😂😂😂

@m1515

Жыл бұрын

@@hesh2892 Would you please give me the name of a legit company that does that? I don't want to buy a chinese factory crap

This type of content is really rare nowadays please continue to share them and educate us

@Abdul-pb9ep

Жыл бұрын

Business insider telling controversial economic reforms which reforms did not mentioned what a hypocrisy

@blipblop5757

Жыл бұрын

@@Abdul-pb9ep Did you even watch the video, they did say it was demonetisation

@hazedays3584

Жыл бұрын

@@blipblop5757 it was corona, but western propaganda alas

Beautiful sculptures, beautiful culture and country. What is there not to love about their artisans? Each one gifted and blessed in their own way. Wonderful video.

Never fails, no matter how many episodes I've watched of Still Standing, I'm always super excited for the next one. I love them. They're fascinating

@Abdul-pb9ep

Жыл бұрын

Business insider telling controversial economic reforms which reforms did not mentioned what a hypocrisy

@maitreyeesingh5187

9 ай бұрын

However please see these knowing the western vested interest paints a grim picture of India.

I have purchased a Dhokra Nandi back in 2015 from Himachal Pradesh's State Handicraft emporium in Manali. I.was surprised at the pricing that time (Around 30 USD per piece) and thought it was expensive without knowing the hardship involved. Now I feel price I paid was very less for the craftsmanship and hardwork involved. Other time I have purchased an antique lamp made in Dhokra style by the tribals at an art exhibition in Bangalore, The shop owner gave me another art work for free. One needs to appreciate art forms like these and encourage by purchasing. I feel disgusted when people buy cheap looking junk made up of plastic or plaster of Paris in the name of art. If they shell out little more money , they can own an authentic piece of Art.

The final art is magnificent but even the black wax model was so pretty, it took my breath away.

@Abdul-pb9ep

Жыл бұрын

Business insider telling controversial economic reforms which reforms did not mentioned what a hypocrisy

@cataclysmal5315

Жыл бұрын

@@Abdul-pb9ep 6:59 "Demonetization"

@Krankenwagen571

2 ай бұрын

The art was beautiful ? Why don't I find any beauty innit ? Stop lying and pretty cheap ways to get likes

@The-rr4xl

2 ай бұрын

@@Krankenwagen571 then i am sure u shit gold everyday

If anyone wants to purchase this timeless art, the email address of Rajendra himself is given in the description box. Help these people by directly buying from them.

A lot of changes by the editor in the subtitles and narrations which weren't even said by the artisan for their suitable agenda. For Example: 0:46 Insider said "controversial economic policies" impacted the business but artisan never said such things but said that Corona impacted his business. Heck Central and State Gov. have been very open and supportive of these kind of business recently even promoting this art form. Also Insider never mentioned the so called "controversial economic policies" except Demonetization which has nothing to do with this. * They ignored many times the word "kaum" used by the artisan, one of many other things. * Only used of word Hindu twice when the whole community/Tribe is Hindu.

@Sanatani_kattar

Жыл бұрын

सही कहा

@kjohn5224

Жыл бұрын

kaum is akin to "this community" which is what they translated it as.

Just reminds me of the ancient Harappan sculptures.

@Pu-nishant

Жыл бұрын

The dancing girl. Right ?

Chhattisgarh is a unique state in India because of its dense forests and ancient tribal populations. By covering those contexts for the artwork, the documentary would make more sense.

I think he could start classes & teach people how to do this, it not only keeps the craft alive but also bring in some extra income.

@Abdul-pb9ep

Жыл бұрын

Business insider telling controversial economic reforms which reforms did not mentioned what a hypocrisy

@kinoxxan

Жыл бұрын

@@Abdul-pb9ep they did mention - demonetization. It would be nice if you'd watch the full video before being enraged.

@smokingtom404

Жыл бұрын

@@kinoxxan still demonetization happened years ago..

@wonderworld7721

Жыл бұрын

@@kinoxxan : but, we have even more business opportunity today than before.. it is even better convenient because U can work from home, U can sell ur product from home..

@kinoxxan

Жыл бұрын

@@wonderworld7721 and that happened because of demonetisation you say?

Feeling proud that Business Insider has stepped forward to take forward the Dokra Art of Eastern India. I am from Bankura, West Bengal. Here, there is a village named Bikna where Dokra art and crafts are being commercially prepared by a particular group of artists who also live here with their families for over hundreds of years. This lost-wax-technique art was revived and made somewhat stable by effective government intervention and private selling counters spread throughout the State. More tourist attraction is needed for inflow of money into the small economy of dokra artists.

@Sandeepan

Жыл бұрын

আমার শৈশব বাঁকুড়ায় কেটেছে, ঘরে বেশ কিছু ডোকরা'র শিল্পকর্ম রয়েছে, বড় কাছের এই শিল্প

India or rather many Asian, South American, African countries have such hidden treasures and people who are tightly hanging on to years old tradtions and wonderful crafts. Hats off to these artisan !

If the same art was in japan they would say it would take 120 years to master the art😁

@user-xh7lt1cs6e

Жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣

@AK-db2ph

Жыл бұрын

And would be valued at very high price.

@vigneshorthodoc

Жыл бұрын

Came here to say this!! The same channel has another series called ‘So Expensive’ and it showcases a lot of Japanese crafts!! Why is it ‘Still standing’ if it’s South or Southeast Asian but ‘So Expensive’ if it’s Japan!!

@sterlinf

Жыл бұрын

@@vigneshorthodoc Because the Japanese are world renowned for their precision. Japanese art spread worldwide whereas Indian art didn’t even survive in their own country. There are so many forms of art in India that even Indians aren’t aware of. The Japanese exposed all of their culture and art to the rest of the world. Many people use Japanese goods and antiques as investments. Japan at this point made a name for themselves that’s why anything that comes out of it is expensive.

@hritikraghuwanshi2049

Жыл бұрын

@@sterlinf I will say its more to take with economy Japan is a rich country where people can focus on craft in India as economy grow price for there craft will grow too

Fantastic. Really hope this is marketed all over the world and much like japanese we start treasure such craftsmen and their art.

@NoOne-yq7oc

Жыл бұрын

Sadly I think a lot of places wouldnt appreciate it because of Christians being opposed to "idols" besides the crucifix.

Love to our Indian brothers from Bangladesh.💗Our subcontinent carries thousands of years of history and tradition, we are part of a great civilization. I hope the Indo-Bangla subcontinent will prosper again❣❣Joy Bangla❣❣

@Abdul-pb9ep

Жыл бұрын

Business insider telling controversial economic reforms which reforms did not mentioned what a hypocrisy

@navinverma9773

Жыл бұрын

💜

@tothemoon1406

Жыл бұрын

there is no Bangla subcontinent its just Indian subcontinent from Afghanistan to Bangladesh.

@oblivion_007

Жыл бұрын

There is no bangla sub continent.. Its just indian sub continent

@AS-jo8qh

Жыл бұрын

Joy Bangla brother. May both of our countries be prosperous ❤️

Dear Indians please buy these amazing artefacts from them and help them save their traditions because their traditions are our traditions too.🙏

They very talented. He can do it without any drawing or sample and still manage to keep the exact balance of the size and every inch of the shape.

Proud to see the unique art from Bastar region of Chhattisgarh ❤️

10:10 “he believes his traditions molded him” nice dad joke. In all seriousness these art pieces are amazing. I was in awe when he added the bees wax, then he added the metal and I was even more blown away

@Life_race1991

Жыл бұрын

What joke have you seen in following tradition???....his traditions have moulded him.. what is a joke in it???....everyone is moulded by his own tradition ... if its not then a person suffers from identity crisis... Do you also suffer from identity crisis??

@animateddropout8876

Жыл бұрын

Cool name 😂

@Abdul-pb9ep

Жыл бұрын

Business insider telling controversial economic reforms which reforms did not mentioned what a hypocrisy

@andersandersen6295

Жыл бұрын

More a pun than a joke.

Proud of the tribal art culture. The Dhokra art is incredible in its own and needs recognition. Thank you Insider Team for covering them.

@rahu844

11 ай бұрын

This art is coming from Indus valley civilization dancing girl statue made by using this dokra art

This is soo fascinating...these artists were working right in the heart of india working for keeping this beautiful art form alive is such a pride❤️I didnt even know about this..Thanks for bringing this to notice.

If his items were sold on Amazon or Etsy or his own website he would make way more than $500 monthly.

@salenebrom6476

Жыл бұрын

I wonder if someone could set that up for him and other artists like him

@mwater_moon2865

Жыл бұрын

BI put his email in the description, you could always contact him if you want to purchase

@monster8169

Жыл бұрын

i was thinking the same. i would love to buy. His art is enigmatic

@rakeshghosh9591

Жыл бұрын

I know Dokra making people. Amazon sells it in more than double price after so called discount.

@Abdul-pb9ep

Жыл бұрын

Business insider telling controversial economic reforms which reforms did not mentioned what a hypocrisy

I am grateful to you Business Insider team. Thanks for bringing light to our artisans which we Indians itself do not know.

I really love how you all are covering these beautiful ancient crafts. ♥️

@krunalcparmar1

Жыл бұрын

Dear ...Buisness Insider, which controversial economic reform ? Especially affect this ? Please stop spreading your propaganda ... please 🙏

@qomz8791

Жыл бұрын

Stop using "..." it makes no sense

Dhokra really is the most beautiful and striking of art forms that I’ve seen in a while.

The comment about demonetisations felt a bit one sided. Post demonetisation their have lots of support created for artisan and worker for enabling digital payment. Many artisans have now been able to use the online platform for promoting their art pan India and Globally. Appreciate the content and promotion on India craft, also the acknowledgement that it is exiting in India for more then 4500 years

The great Indian civilization. Thank You.

In my life I have worked with many Indians and I find them lovely people and very respectful to everyone, and if you get respect you give it back, and I can't say that about all cultures.

I hope this art stands out and the artisans get proper wage for their talent and hardwork.

@Abdul-pb9ep

Жыл бұрын

Business insider telling controversial economic reforms which reforms did not mentioned what a hypocrisy

@trebor000

Жыл бұрын

@@Abdul-pb9ep shut up already

@Kathakathan11

Жыл бұрын

They are independent artists, not employed by any form as such. They have traditional self employed set up

I would totally buy one of those statues. They are beautiful! ❤

A real KZreadr for a reason...no clickbait..direct content.. others would have created 20 videos naming 'Guess my new bike' and so on....😘❤️❤️😘😘

This kind reminds me of how pre industrial Germans with their high Skill labour intensive goods had to deal with British industrial goods that were cheaper but very well made(which they ultimately failed essentially forcing them to industrialize and be better). India needs a LOT of work.

@npranavsubhraveti2513

Жыл бұрын

It is not that mass produced artifacts are not available in India. It is just that he sells to a niche market thus the unpredictable demand, were he to make a brand out of his artifact business I'm sure he would be able to earn 2-3 times what he earns now.

@NoRiceToEat

Жыл бұрын

You do realise that this is not something you can make in a factory on an industrial scAle?

@arnabb6042

Жыл бұрын

Lol keep your white skinned racist bias to yourself. In 30 years time, whites will be working under Indians and Africans.

@Kathakathan11

Жыл бұрын

Well their fingers were chopped by many white men.

@Sai-ns9ky

Жыл бұрын

Its artwork which cannot be made on a mass scale.

It looks a lot better without casting in my opinion. I like the black and gold.

@Vivek-ib9st

Жыл бұрын

Well, that's wax and it will not look same in I guess 3-4 months.

I am going to buy it. With knowledge of marketing and business , these artists can become the drivers of today's India.

BLESS THIS MAN A HOLY ARTIST TO BE HONORED 🌿🛐🌿🛐🌿🛐🌿🛐🌿🛐🌿

These art pieces are expensive and have good quality and good life, mainly produced in Chattisgarh,odisha, Jharkhand and madhyapradesh. State owned handicrafts shops sell it.

What an incredible art this is ! Thanks Insider Team !

Thank you for covering this masterpiece of Indian culture.

Such a genuine man loving his passion and work. Creating opportunities to show art created by his people. Huge respect to Mr. Rajendra. This channel however of portraying how poor these artisans can be should be focusing on how creative these artisans are.

thank you honestly you would not believe how many people say mold casting wasnt invented the until the late 17th century this is a great video about this amazing heritage and living history Edit*someone get this man a better furnace setup

I would like to ask the producers (this is the second I've seen in the channel) to show for us the artwork in a proper light, the piece stopping for a while so we can really appreciate it. Otherwise the videos are excellent . I hope the channel shows to the public a way for us to contact the artist in order to buy his pieces . From Brazil, with Lula against fascism !

If you look at it you will know how simple the indian people build thier temple long time ago,if this type of art is funded by thier goverment on a nationwide scale even the singing post in thier temple that make the newgenration awe for a long time will be recreated by this people,but sad to say thier goverment stay away from this type of craft and let it die out,like many saying"old generation stay and make room for the new generation"sad but its the reality.

@ChandranPrema123

Жыл бұрын

No local govt actually helps these small scale industries in india we have local handicrafts organization

I love how ecofriendly this process is too

@mwater_moon2865

Жыл бұрын

?! How exactly? By burning down trees in an open pit fire? there are way more efficient methods of removing the wax and firing clay for lost wax casting. By recycling scrap metal? the metal fumes are out in the open, putting lead, sulfur, and cadmium fumes into the air, and it's not even cleaned, there were wires with the plastic covers still on them shown. In well regulated industries the metal scrap is sorted, then smoke stack scrubbers capture and remove the metal fumes and in the best systems in fact reclaim them for use!

@thedodorex7612

Жыл бұрын

@@mwater_moon2865 it’s at least better than other options, maybe calm down a little?

@CD-kg9by

Жыл бұрын

@@thedodorex7612 He is right. Calling this "ecofriendly" is beyond stupid. They use very ineffective methods and most definitely don't care about pollution at all.

@thedodorex7612

Жыл бұрын

@@CD-kg9by there are still less effective methods with a lot more byproduct and waste

@CD-kg9by

Жыл бұрын

@@thedodorex7612 With that moral logic, our human civilisation is doomed.

extraordinary work, INCREDIBLE INDIA.

Beautiful work. I hope this talent is never lost.

Appreciate the fact that you guys corrected the error. Awesome video as always :)

Such a masterpiece!

@Abdul-pb9ep

Жыл бұрын

Business insider telling controversial economic reforms which reforms did not mentioned what a hypocrisy

@sah1372

Жыл бұрын

@@Abdul-pb9ep why would be they? It's not political channel to talk about it and still that reform was controversial!

We need a seprate institutions were we preserve such arts like this for the future generation who r interested in art and will make it something new by blending ancient art form with modern time

Keeping our Histories alive Love from Pakistan🇵🇰🤝🏼🇮🇳

@The_Great_Game_Begins

Жыл бұрын

Our?🤨 Islam is only 1400 year old. So when u say our, you acknowledge your hindu ancestry and also how you converted to islam

@fahimalvi9521

Жыл бұрын

@@The_Great_Game_Begins and? It’s common knowledge people from the Indian subcontinent converted to different religions throughout history. That’s literally how religion is spread. Just enjoy the video ffs

@The_Great_Game_Begins

Жыл бұрын

@@fahimalvi9521 They do spread. But the method applied to spread matters. And 🇵🇰 has nothing to do with 🇮🇳. It is an Islamic nation and Considers itself as Arab. So they can seek whatever history from them if any exist. The point was to denounce a lie.

@lM-zr5vu

Жыл бұрын

@@The_Great_Game_Begins They realized that making Gods with ones hands is idiotic, God is obviously not an idol. There cannot be many gods as this will cause kayos, hence Islam is the only monotheistic religion, so the obvious choice. The word Hindu was originally a geographical reference, indicating that one comes from Hind, a geographical area. The word Hindu became a religious reference only in the 1700's.

@deepblue3682

Жыл бұрын

@@lM-zr5vu who said there is only one God?.. !!.. and why would there be kayos?.. is there any proof for your statements?..

Wow simply amazing handwork. India- preserve all these handcrafts- they are Intangible Cultural Artifacts- to be proud of and celebrated.

Thanks a lot for covering this most underrated work

I bought a similar tiger statue from India, it even has details in its canine teeth and it was made in 1892. They sold it for a comparatively cheap price but I felt guilty buying it at such a low price and gave them 50% more.

@niketpandey7886

Жыл бұрын

Arts and culture was ancient heritage of India.But we Indian still don't know how beautiful and ecofriendly our ancient arts .

This is marvelous, the traditional art form of this community is amazing. Although he is recognised by the govt. they should also support this community and make efforts in global market. Also, western reporters should respect India for what it is and stop imposing their agenda.

@kalpeshpatel5783

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Chutiya Congress government in that chatisgarh wouldn't do anything like their ancestors wasted 70 years.

Many people in India don't know that this specific technique of Lost wax technique for Dhokra Sculpture is preserved and practiced in its original form since bronze ages to the present day in Bastar region of Chhattisgarh....the tribes here hve preserved this amazing art form

This is amazing. He is very talented. I'm so glad I got a chance to see this form of art. I love it.

Why is this channel perfect ?!

Many craftspeople are left in India lots of great artisans there. love from Pakistani 🇵🇰

@Sanatani_kattar

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@sandy तो ये अच्छी बात हैं?

From the description: Editor’s Note: In a previous version of this video, the translation at 00:53 was incorrect. The correct translation of Rajendra’s quote is, “During Covid, our artisans did not have another source of income to fall back on.” Insider regrets the error.

If I could travel the world just to own a piece 💝 so many beautiful trades at risk , many blessings ... It is an Amazing Craft!

My father works on Gold, and our forefathers too. Om Viswakarmane Namah 😍🙏

I really like business insider, insider, art insider and all other channels. I am subscribed to business insider, insider and art insider. I want to be a commercial pilot when i grow up so can you guys please make more videos about aviation. Because i like everything related to aviation. Thank you

"He comes up with his designs on a whim, and improvises as he goes." This is what makes this an art form and not just a craft. This man is a true artist.

This is such an beautiful form of Art ♥️

Classic.. loved it.. I will definately buy it

@Abdul-pb9ep

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Business insider telling controversial economic reforms which reforms did not mentioned what a hypocrisy

Homeboy makes $500 a month making these? I'd pay $500 for one of his works easily.

@areascoda2912

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What designs would you want to buy? Which animals and which deities? just curious

@essee3984

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his email address is in the description

@dv9239

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Yeah don't do that Do not flex your western currency That creates imbalance in the society and will lead to more poverty 500$ per month is above the average in India

This art is so beautiful, people have to help them to keep this art alive.

Wow man, that's amazing work! You're awesome! 💯

Sometimes the youtube algorithm comes through like a champ... This vid was exactly what i needed to ease my mind...

Salute to you sir and those all artist peoples who are doing such great art work...🙏🏻

I came expecting some 4500 year old drop A tuning riffs, but stayed for the amazing craftsmanship

When the artisans say corona me and buisness insider said due to economical difficulties the subtitles are going at a different rate than rajendra's speaking speed so thats why when rajendra said corona me it was written due to economical difficulties

When you name yourself as "business insider" and don't understand the difference between a "pandemic" and an "economic policy".

Incredible india ❤️

If you'd never seen, held or owned a Dokra statuette, you don't know what you're missing out. I am so extremely proud and appreciative of the several Dokra heirlooms I inherited from my family down generations. I am so happy Business Insider covered the process of Dokra making because even a person like me who loves to collect Dokra never knew how it was crafted.

@savannah7375

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This is my first time seeing this and I am mesmerized.

Without artist , the world would be a dull place

Such amazing art....I always wondered how they made it.

"he can spend a whole day on just one sculpture" that statement says as much about us as it does him.

It's bcoz of people like you Rajendraji that age old Indian art is still alive...

Incredible! They still use this type of technique (albeit with modern materials and machines) with jewellery wax casting and other metal casting! Cool to see an ancient version :)

Dhokra art will never die. The number of artists may decrease, it's all about demand and supply.

Didn't knew corona was a controversial economic reform.

😍 Mind-blowing Art !! 👏👏

The artisan does AMAZING work, such beautiful sculptures!

now i wnat to do some pottery

Beauty of Indian artists who shape the art from scratch ! 👌 But The Beauty of western media is they scratch the information from the Real art😎

Feels good when your hometown gets recognition because of such talented artisans!!

So what I learnt from this video is, "corona affected our business" in hindi, when translated to English becomes, "controversial economic reforms spoiled the business". May b corona in English means controversial economic reforms.

Thanks for all the great vids

2:26 you skipped whatever they add to the wax that makes it black! I would guess that it's something to lower the melting point and make the wax softer. you can see how hard it is originally when the guy breaks it with a hammer. molding beeswax by hand requires it to be pretty warm even by indian standards (around body temperature)

@459_nilavratbera4

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Boiling the was turn it black and pliable.

Great artists! outstanding work, once again thank you so much for sharing. Warm regards.

Demonetization of certain currency notes was not done overnight. The people were given sufficient time to exchange those notes at the local banks. It did not in any way prevent cash purchases. The only thing it did was to prevent encashing black money.