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Kolkata: Anamika Khanna attends “Baluchari: Bengal & Beyond” event

| | Nov 23, 2016, at 12:03 am
Kolkata, Nov 22 (IBNS): Fashion designer Anamika Khanna on Tuesday attended an exhibition of “Baluchari: Bengal & Beyond” at Birla Academy of Art & Culture in Kolkata.

“Baluchari : Bengal & Beyond” is organized by Tantuja & Weavers Studio Resource Centre at Birla Academy of Art & Culture.

Being a modern age fashion designer, Anamika Khanna had reinterpreted the Baluchari with her own designs and creations, so that the modern woman can carry the century old designs with elan.

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