At the time of the Indus valley civilization people need to live near the INDUS valley now a areas in INDIA, PAKISTAN, AFGHANISTAN etc. During the Indus valley civilization the people are not educated they lives in the small colonies.
The earliest Indian art emerged from the valley of the Indus river during the second half of the 3d millennium b.c. The people of the Indus valley civilization used to do the art works on the toys, wheels, jars, in caves and on there weapons which are madeup of bronze as well as the stones. Indus valley culture is also known for its decorative crafts, especially its jewellery art, featuring a range of beautiful glazed faience beads, necklaces, bangles, combs (kakai), and other ornaments and toiletry items. The things and the arts which are made up on their things are entiques now a days which are not a big thing at that time. These things are priceless. They were not know how to talk, how to earn, how to educate but he have the skills of the arts. They knows how to paint, how to draw and how to keep them safely. Arts is like a diamond which is called “KOHINOOR” for which the talk was famous at the mughal period that it has the price that all the peoples of the world can eat without stopping till three days and nights. So, there is no price of arts and this is priceless. They are forefathers of our Indians and we have the jeans of arts from them and I am proud to be a part of India, part of Indian culture, part of Indian society and part of Indian art.
The earliest Indian art emerged from the valley of the Indus river during the second half of the 3d millennium b.c. The people of the Indus valley civilization used to do the art works on the toys, wheels, jars, in caves and on there weapons which are madeup of bronze as well as the stones. Indus valley culture is also known for its decorative crafts, especially its jewellery art, featuring a range of beautiful glazed faience beads, necklaces, bangles, combs (kakai), and other ornaments and toiletry items. The things and the arts which are made up on their things are entiques now a days which are not a big thing at that time. These things are priceless. They were not know how to talk, how to earn, how to educate but he have the skills of the arts. They knows how to paint, how to draw and how to keep them safely. Arts is like a diamond which is called “KOHINOOR” for which the talk was famous at the mughal period that it has the price that all the peoples of the world can eat without stopping till three days and nights. So, there is no price of arts and this is priceless. They are forefathers of our Indians and we have the jeans of arts from them and I am proud to be a part of India, part of Indian culture, part of Indian society and part of Indian art.
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