Book discussion on " Kumaon", Of a land, a people, a craft | Niyogi Books

Kumaon is believed to have been derived from "Kurmanchal", meaning land of the Kurmavatar (the tortoise incarnation of Lord Vishnu, the preserver according to Hinduism).

During the time of the British control of the region, between 1815 and 1857. It was also known as Kemaon.

Reasons why you should come to the event: 

A one of its kind book which examines in great detail all aspects of life in Kumaon - ethnographic, environmental, historical, craft & architecture.

Richly illustrated with many photographs from renowned Kumaoni photographer Anup Sah among others, but also includes illustrations & sketches.

Meticulously researched over an extended period of time, the book is very approachable to both those with an academic interest as well as the layperson interested in the region. Will be of great interest to students/researchers of Kumaoni architecture, society and history.

So, please come to the event to immerse yourself in the world of KUMAON.

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