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CHELLARAMS
Associated
for more than eight decades with fabrics, garments, furnishings
and interior décor items, Chellarams has grown from its humble
beginnings to the 7000 square foot showroom that it is today. The
House of Chellarams was founded in 1915 by the late Kishinchand
Chellaram.
Chellarams has furniture for your living room, bedroom,
offices, boardroom and computer workstations. Custom-made sofa sets,
centre tables and trolleys are also available.
Curtains, upholstery and furnishings from reputed brands ranging
from European jacquards, handlooms and velvettes are there for you
to choose from. The brands available are Eden, Seasons, Orkay,
Golden, Shamken and Surya.
Synthetic and woollen carpets from all over India are also showcased.
Chellarams specialises in wall-to-wall carpeting. A wide
range of Dhurries is available.
Only teakwood is used for furniture while rosewood is used for
special pieces. Giving value for money, Chellarams is THE
place for all your furnishing needs.
Address: Chellarams, 65, Wallajah Road, Chennai 600 002.
Phone: 854 5038, 858 3046.
| Author: Joseph Pradeep Raj R |
RAASI
Rejuvenation
of Ancient Arts of South India. That
is what RAASI stands for.
Established in November 1999, with the involvement of several art
lovers, this non-profit enterprise has established strong ties with
various art groups, institutions and individuals who are involved
in the creation of original works of art. The members visit various
places and evaluate the genesis of art and its transformation in
the last 350 years. They also make specific recommendations on how
to preserve the traditions of various forms of art.
RAASI
extends financial assistance and marketing support to art groups.
This facility is extended to artists who have mastered different
styles of ancient art as taught to them by their forefathers or
through formal education and training or even through intuitive
learning. RAASI also conducts classes on traditional art, twice
a week for beginners.
Influenced by the changing trends
in the appreciation of the arts, the organisation encourages the
introduction of innovative variations in ancient art forms. Attempts
are being made to fuse contemporary streams of influence with traditional
art, to make the offering more interesting and popular with the
public.
All donations are exempt from
Income Tax under Sec 80G of the Act.
Address: RAASI, 11, Anna Avenue, Bakthavatsalam
Nagar, Adyar,
Chennai 600 020.
Phone: 441 0389.
Author: S Natarajan
Photographs : V Ganesan |
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