Reads tagged with “Tara Books”
The Secret Life of Trees: Stunning Sylvan Drawings by Indigenous Artists Based on Indian Mythology
Reverie and reckoning with our relationship to nature between the branches and the birds.
Water: A Stunning Celebration of the Element of Life Based on Indian Folklore
“We need nature — water, sun, air — to survive, but she doesn’t really need us. She is generous to us, but she has some conditions, and we have to respect them.”
A Darkly Delightful 1905 Poem Celebrating Punctuation, Newly Illustrated in Silkscreened Typographic Art
“The semicolons’ mournful racket is drowned out by surrounding brackets…”
The London Jungle Book: What an Indian Tribal Artist Can Teach Us About Rediscovering Our Capacity for Everyday Wonder
A humbling perspective to jolt us into appreciating all the mundane miracles of travel and city life that we’ve come to take for granted.
Gobble You Up: Ancient Indian Women’s Folk Art, Reimagined as Stunning Modern Storytelling
A heartening adaptation of an age-old mother-daughter art form, adapted visionary modern storytelling.
Beasts of India: Stunning Illustrations of Indigenous Animals Depicted in Various Tribal Art Traditions
A vibrant menagerie at the nexus of nature and culture.
Sun and Moon: Stunning Illustrations of Celestial Myths by Ten of India’s Greatest Indigenous Artists
Ancient allegorical reflections on the universal themes of life, love, time, harmony, and our eternal search for a completeness of being.
Creation: Ancient Indian Origin Myths, Brought to Life in a Breathtaking Illustrated Cosmogony
Consummate visual storytelling about life, death, the rhythms of time, and the beginning of art.
Hope Is a Girl Selling Fruit: A Heartening Illustrated Parable of Self-Actualization by a Young Indian Artist and Storyteller
A beautiful illustrated celebration of women’s journey toward creative freedom and mobility.
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