Rickshaw art

Rickshaw art

Photo: Mehedi Hasan

Rishka Festival: A celebration of all things local

Rishka Festival brought together carefully selected local artists, musicians, shops and stalls for two nights of celebration of Bangla culture and cuisine

Photo: Unesco

Unesco lists Bangladesh's rickshaw paintings as 'intangible heritage'

Photo: Collected

Colours from the streets for your lifestyle products

Rickshaw painting a dying art form?

Rickshaw painting a dying art form?

The vivid colours and design of the ever-beautiful rickshaw art have changed the ambience of TSC. Photo: Saqlain Rizve

Rickshaw painting and a cup of tea at TSC

Rafiqul Islam has dedicated his whole life to the art of rickshaw painting. The painting pictured here was inspired by the famous Dogs Playing Poker painting. Photo: Protibha

Rickshaw art seeks refuge on boxes, cups and ornaments

An artist of One Culture meticulously bringing life to a tin box with strokes of rickshaw art. Photo: Noor A Alam/TBS

One Culture: The one-stop-shop to buy rickshaw art

'La Mode X Protibha' collection. Photo: La Mode

La Mode X Protibha: A pair of Rickshaw Art on your feet

Exploring newer artforms in mural design

Exploring newer artforms in mural design

“Bangla Cinemar Colouring Book” inspired by rickshaw painting. Photo: Courtesy

Colors Dhaka: A step forward with sustainability

Rickshaw artists paint traditional rickshaw art motifs on tin pendants and wooden bracelets in vibrant colours. Photo: Afsana Shumi

Repurposing rickshaw art with Afsana Shumi’s jewellery