Speaking at the event, Aparajita Sarangi appreciated the thoughtful conceptualisation behind the Padmesh logo, which draws from the rich legacy of Odisha’s GI-tagged craft, Cuttack Rupa Tarakasi or silver filigree. She highlighted how the integration of the Kalinga ship as a central symbol reflects a deep respect for the region’s cultural and historical roots while presenting it in a refined, modern context. The logo, she noted, beautifully captures the essence of craftsmanship and identity that defines Odisha’s artisanal heritage.
The Padmesh insignia is inspired by the centuries-old tradition of Bali Jatra, a historic maritime festival that commemorates the voyages of ancient Odia traders, known as Sadhabas, who sailed to Bali and other parts of Southeast Asia. This voyage of trade, dating back nearly 500 years, represents one of India’s earliest examples of global cultural and commercial exchange. The Kalinga ship, as depicted in the logo, stands as a symbol of this journey, embodying movement, exchange, and the spread of Indian craftsmanship across borders.
Learn more about Padmesh at:
www.padmeshindustries.com
The historical significance of this trade relationship between India and Bali, Indonesia has also received recognition on global platforms. During the G20 summit in Bali, Hon’ble Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendra Modi, acknowledged the deep-rooted connection between the two regions, referencing Bali Jatra as a testament to centuries-old trade and cultural ties. This acknowledgment reinforces the relevance of Odisha’s maritime history in shaping India’s global identity.
Our CEO, Subh Prusty being felicitated by Hon'ble MP, Smt. Aparajita Sarangi
With this launch, Padmesh positions itself as a modern custodian of Odisha’s silver filigree heritage, aiming to elevate the craft beyond traditional boundaries into a structured and globally relevant luxury narrative. The brand seeks to bridge the past and the future by bringing together craftsmanship, cultural storytelling, and contemporary design
Padmesh is not just a brand, but a continuation of a journey that began centuries ago, from the shores of Cuttack to the world, carried forward in silver.
Visit : www.padmeshindustries.com for more details
Padmesh Unveils Its Logo, Celebrating Odisha’s Silver Filigree Legacy and Maritime Heritage
Digital Desk
Speaking at the event, Aparajita Sarangi appreciated the thoughtful conceptualisation behind the Padmesh logo, which draws from the rich legacy of Odisha’s GI-tagged craft, Cuttack Rupa Tarakasi or silver filigree. She highlighted how the integration of the Kalinga ship as a central symbol reflects a deep respect for the region’s cultural and historical roots while presenting it in a refined, modern context. The logo, she noted, beautifully captures the essence of craftsmanship and identity that defines Odisha’s artisanal heritage.
The Padmesh insignia is inspired by the centuries-old tradition of Bali Jatra, a historic maritime festival that commemorates the voyages of ancient Odia traders, known as Sadhabas, who sailed to Bali and other parts of Southeast Asia. This voyage of trade, dating back nearly 500 years, represents one of India’s earliest examples of global cultural and commercial exchange. The Kalinga ship, as depicted in the logo, stands as a symbol of this journey, embodying movement, exchange, and the spread of Indian craftsmanship across borders.
Learn more about Padmesh at:
www.padmeshindustries.com
The historical significance of this trade relationship between India and Bali, Indonesia has also received recognition on global platforms. During the G20 summit in Bali, Hon’ble Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendra Modi, acknowledged the deep-rooted connection between the two regions, referencing Bali Jatra as a testament to centuries-old trade and cultural ties. This acknowledgment reinforces the relevance of Odisha’s maritime history in shaping India’s global identity.
Our CEO, Subh Prusty being felicitated by Hon'ble MP, Smt. Aparajita Sarangi
With this launch, Padmesh positions itself as a modern custodian of Odisha’s silver filigree heritage, aiming to elevate the craft beyond traditional boundaries into a structured and globally relevant luxury narrative. The brand seeks to bridge the past and the future by bringing together craftsmanship, cultural storytelling, and contemporary design
Padmesh is not just a brand, but a continuation of a journey that began centuries ago, from the shores of Cuttack to the world, carried forward in silver.
Visit : www.padmeshindustries.com for more details
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