ART INTEGRATED

PROJECT

• NAME:- DARWIN PRINCE

• CLASS:- 12th B
• SUBJECT:- CHEMISTRY
• TEACHER NAME:- NARENDRA
YADAV
 Chemistry in everyday life in
Arunachal Pradesh

Chemistry is technically the study of matter, but I prefer to see it as

the study of Change. Chemistry is indeed in our everyday. You
yourself are a big bag of chemicals! What is astonishing is the amount
of applications we make of the gruelling formulae from our chemistry
class in our everyday life. You find chemistry in daily life in the foods
you eat, the air you breathe, cleaning chemicals, your emotions and
literally every object you can see or touch
Arunachal Pradesh has a vibrant craft tradition and every tribe excels
at craftsmanship and their excellence manifests itself in the various
products its member’s produces. The ambit of crafts includes- carpet
making, masks, painted wood vessels, bamboo and cane crafts,
weaving, woodcarvings, jewellery and other miscellaneous crafts.
This includes- hand made pottery, brass cutting, silver works etc. they
also make numerous articles with goat hair, ivory, boar’s tusks, beads
of agate, and other stones as well as of brass and glass.
 Culture, Art & Crafts
North East India is indeed a paradise unexplored and one of the best destination for nature lovers,
trekkers and wildlife enthusiasts. North East India includes 7 contiguous states Arunachal Pradesh,
Assam, Meghalaya, Manipur, Mizoram, Nagaland and Tripura, Hence also known as Seven Sister
States of India. The North Eastern region also host one brother called Sikkim and some parts of
Bengal as Darjeeling, Jalpaiguri, and Koch Bihar. It is one of the most treasured and Eco-friendly
area in India with vast natural resources and a cauldron of different people and cultures.
Culture

The unexplored paradise of India is well known for its distinct culture and traditional lifestyle. North
east region offers a mixed culture of Hindu, Christianity,Muslim and Buddhism,Buddhist Cultural is
occupies an important place and large number of ethnic groups as compare to other religions. Every
tribal group of these states has its own unique tribal culture, tribal folk dance and food and crafts.

Art and Craft

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North East India is well famous for its unique culture, handicrafts, scenic beauty and martial arts.
People of these state’s got great skills in art,weaving, The sister states got a rich variety and skill on
making of wood-carving, Cane Crafts,jewellery and bamboo stick work. Arts and Craft culture is one
of the very old tradition along with the making of musical instruments,Carpet and silk weaving.
Every tribe excels in craftsmanship and offer a wide variety of traditional crafts and arts.
 North East India

a.) CULTURE of North East India b.) Art & Crafts

 Architecture of North East India
 VERNACULAR ARCHITECTURE OF NORTH-EAST INDIA
Introduction The Vernacular Architecture in the simplest term is, “architecture without
architects”. It is the pure response to a particular person’s or society’s building needs. The
building methods are tested through trial-and-error by the society of which they are built
until their building methods near perfection (over time) and are tailored to the climatic,
aesthetic, functional, and sociological needs of their given society. The person constructing
the structure tends to be the person who will be using it, hence the architecture will be
perfectly tailored to that individual’s particular wants and needs. Vernacular architecture is
an architectural style whose designs are based on local needs, availability of construction
materials and reflect the local traditions. Vernacular architecture did not use formally
schooled architects, but relied on the design skills and tradition of local builders
 The North East India has its own vernacular architecture that has developed throughout the
ages and has been an integral part of its cultural background. Built by the inhabitants
themselves with locally available materials, the traditional buildings are time tested,
sustainable and sensitive to the micro climatic conditions and natural calamities, including
earthquakes that the North East region is prone to.The traditional buildings have been
replaced by fast growing concrete jungles, which are not sustainable nor sensitive towards
the natural calamities and microclimatic conditions. The Governments of these states need
to be sensitive in drafting the local byelaws and planning guidelines, which promote or
allow incentives for usages of traditional architectural forms and concepts so that this
problem can be tackled meticulously (GMDA, 2006).
 Architecture of North East India
 The first step towards this journey should be a study of the housing typologies
of North East and the basic underlying design principles, so that they can be
effectively translated into modern designs. Most of the Northeast states have a
humid sub-tropical climate with hot, humid summers, severe monsoons and
mild winters. The states of Arunachal Pradesh and Sikkim, however have a
montane climate with cold, snowy winters and mild summers. Arunachal
Pradesh The state of Arunachal Pradesh is bio-geographically situated in the
Eastern Himalayan province, the richest biogeographical province of the
Himalayan zone. The entire territory forms a complex hill system with varying
elevations ranging from 50m in the foothills and gradually ascending to about
7000m, traversed throughout by a number of rivers and rivulets. The tribe found
in this region are the Adi tribe.
 It is”, is a large tribe inhabiting the unspoiled valleys of the Brahmaputra River
during its course in South Tibet. The Adis show a remarkable sense of artistry
and proficiency in weaving. Kebang, meaning ‘village council’, is the important
political institution of the tribe, and works on a highly developed system of
democracy. The Adis too have dormitory systems for young males and females.
This reflects the culture of the tribe. The religion of the Adi is centred on
Donyi-Polo, the Sun-Moon god, who is regarded as the eye of the world. The
Adi are also noteworthy for their bridges, cane suspension bridges are quite a
showcase of native ingenuity.
Architecture
 Difference between North India &
South India
These are a few of the very stark differences that I have noticed after. all this is just my opinion and my
Observation and love to hear from each and every one of you in the comment section below as well all of
you from the east And the west sorry for ignoring you, but this is about someone else But I also think that
your opinions would be very objective And I had love to hear what you have to say because after all our
friends from the North and the south What they have to say it just might be a little Be to get a scale of the
distance between the northernmost state and the southernmost. it’s the distance between France and
Nigeria or Canada to Central Mexico. So if the distance is going to be this much there are bound to be
differences even though they belong to the same mother
 Culture
Westerners know of jeans, shirts, skirts, jackets, and the likes as wardrobe staples, right? While you’d see
plenty of people in India wearing “western” outfits, a significant number of people are dressed in
traditional attire, especially in the south. So women in the southern parts prefer sari while their northern
counterparts are more comfortable in salwar kameez. Men on the other side are seen in western attire
mostly but white dhoti and colorful lungis are still seen in the south. If you are heading to India, you just
can not leave until you try at least one traditional Indian outfit!
 Language
We are assuming you do a basic Google search about the destination you are planning to visit and language is
one of the first things you would check, right? So what language translation book have you purchased for
your trip to India? Ah, Hindi, of course- the national language of India. Uhmm only that it isn’t the
declared national language plus about 53% Indian population speaks Hindi as their first or second
language. So what do the rest speak? There are 22 officially recognized languages in India including
Tamil, Malayalam, Telugu, and Kannada which by the way are spoken more in the southern parts. In
short, you need more preparation!
 Difference between North India &
South India
 Music
If you sit down for a musical show in northern India, be prepared for it to be completely
different from what you’ve experienced in the south! While instruments like
mridangam,  gottuvadyam, violin, veena, and jalatarangam are favored in the south,
the northern parts of India see more of a sitar, sarangi, santoor, and tabla in their
music. You don’t need us to tell you that instruments can completely change the
flavor of music! But there is more- the north Indian music shows influence from
foreign invasions while the music you hear in the south is more regional. Live music
in itself will give you a flavor of diversity
 People
Another major difference is in the population. If we talk about their looks, north Indians
have lighter skin tones as compared to their southern counterparts. While North
Indians have sharper facial features, the southerners have long black hair, so it won’t
be wrong to say that beautiful features are spread across the country in various
forms! In terms of their nature- north Indians are known for their jolly nature and
tendency to spend money for showing off while people from the south generally
believe in simple living keeping aside their love for gold
,etc
 CONCLUSION
At last I want to conclude the whole topic by saying that
due to the geographical and topogragphical division the
culture, architecture, as well as Arts & crafts of two regions
i.e South India & North East India may differs accordingly.

But at last from which everyone must agree that one should
always pay respect to both them and never should raise a
dispute or clash on wrong belief and all these crafts and
architecture are the Art of our country which should be
promoted and reserved by everyone as it potrays a picture
of our country amoung the world and promotes our heritage
among everyone