Stained glass windows are among the most visually striking elements found in India’s churches, colonial buildings, palaces, and cultural structures. Their vivid colours and intricate designs reflect centuries of artistry. However, many of these historic installations are deteriorating due to

Artworks don’t just get damaged suddenly — most deterioration happens slowly, often unnoticed. This is why preventive conservation has become one of the most important practices in the art world. Instead of waiting for cracks, fading, or structural issues, preventive

India’s artistic legacy spans centuries—paintings, sculptures, stained glass windows, manuscripts, and architectural marvels that tell our cultural story. But with time, pollution, and environmental stress threatening these masterpieces, art conservation in India has become more crucial than ever. Cities like Delhi, Chennai, Mumbai,

The 19th century gave the world some of the most exquisite oil paintings — romantic portraits, landscapes, and historical moments captured on delicate canvas. Over time, these artworks face the test of age, losing brightness and structural integrity. At CIACH, our

Textiles have long been a part of humanity’s visual and functional culture—from ceremonial robes to battle flags, handwoven saris to embroidered tapestries. These delicate materials tell the stories of people, rituals, and artistic mastery. However, historic textiles are among the

In a world increasingly reliant on digital storage, the tangible presence of ancient manuscripts and archival documents continues to hold irreplaceable historical, cultural, and scholarly value. These timeworn treasures are often the only remaining witnesses to past civilizations, ideologies, and