HIPAMS aims to investigate how developing ‘heritage-sensitive’ IP protection strategies can give communities greater control over the commercialization of their heritage while contributing to its safeguarding and on-going viability.
Mayurbhanj Chhau is a traditional dance form popular among indigenous communities living in and around Mayurbhanj district in Odisha. The dance is tra
Chau dance is a vibrant, colourful and vigorous form of dance drama emerging from martial practice. Chau dance was inscribed in the UNESCO Representat
Patachitra, a unique cultural tradition of Bengal, draws inspiration from the mythological tales of India. The word Pata comes from the Sanskrit word
Derived from the Sanskrit word Patta (canvas) and Chitra (painting), Patachitra of Odisha originated in the 12th century. The Patachitra of Rag
Baul music is the soul of Bengal and is essentially the music of self searching. It's about 500 years old. Chaitanyadev's Bhakti Cult movement, which
The HIPAMS project began in 2018 with the Patachitra artist community of Pingla, Chau Dancers
February
A final culmination workshop was organized with the Chau dancers on 5 Feb, 2021 at Maldih,
February
41 Chau maskmakers including 3 women participated in the final culmination workshop at
Contains the existing IP rights and recommends policy frameworks.
MoreExplores heritage practices and IP rights in India and across the world.
MoreContains articles on heritage, IP Rights, marketing strategies and other topics.
MoreReports related to the project will be published from time to time.
MoreEffective marketing strategies and IP protection as research outputs.
MoreContain methods and good practices that can be replicated in different contexts.
MoreContains audio-visual stories of the communities & their heritage practices.
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