Successful conclusion of the Assamese Manuscript Art Workshop

We are delighted to announce the successful conclusion of the Assamese Manuscript Art Workshop, a collaborative effort between Axomi Indigenous Story and the renowned artist Shri Sujit Das. Held over the course of five enriching days, this workshop aimed to revive and celebrate the rich heritage of Assamese manuscript art.

Led by Shri Sujit Das, a Guinness World Record Holder and Limca Book of Records Holder for his exceptional skills in manuscript art, the workshop provided participants with a unique opportunity to delve into the intricate techniques and aesthetic nuances of this traditional art form.

Throughout the workshop, participants immersed themselves in the world of Assamese manuscripts, learning about the history, significance, and symbolism embedded within each stroke and motif. Under the expert guidance of Shri Sujit Das, they honed their skills in calligraphy, illustration, and manuscript preservation, gaining invaluable insights into this age-old craft.

The culmination of the workshop saw 19 passionate individuals receiving certificates of participation, recognizing their dedication and commitment to preserving Assamese cultural heritage. Each participant emerged from the workshop with a deeper appreciation for the art of manuscript creation and a newfound inspiration to carry forward this legacy.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Shri Sujit Das for his exceptional mentorship and expertise, as well as to Axomi Indigenous Story for their unwavering support in organizing this enriching event. Together, we have taken a significant step towards revitalizing Assamese manuscript art and ensuring its continuation for generations to come.

For those interested in exploring further opportunities in the realm of Assamese cultural heritage, stay tuned for future workshops and events. Your participation and enthusiasm are instrumental in preserving our cultural legacy.