Are traditional art forms of India extinct?

No, traditional Indian art forms are not extinct.

However, a number of them are endangered or on the verge of extinction.

Art forms, often passed down through generations, have experienced a decline in the number of artisans practicing them in recent years.

Traditional Indian art forms: Manjusha paintings, Parsi embroidery, Toda embroidery, Roghan painting, and Tanjore painting are at risk of extinction.

Moreover, it can be saved from extinction with the help of the government, non-profit organisations, and individuals.

Raising awareness also can be achieved by purchasing handicrafts, visiting museums, and supporting organizations that preserve these art forms.