This episode of Vintage Legacy talks about utensils made from leaves of various plants and trees. They are not only sustainable and eco-friendly but are also good for health. Tune in to know to go on leafy journey of these utensils. Happy listening!

India, once called , THE GOLDEN SPARROW, for its rich resources of gold and diverse industry of ornaments made of precious stones. Indians has always been fond of adorning themselves with ornaments. So let's know some interesting facts regarding the same. Tune in!

We all must have drawn mandala art sometime for sure, those circular patterns that's so fun to doodle right! . In this episode of vintage legacy, let's know some interesting facts about those pretty doodles. Tune in ...

This is very episode of vintage legacy narrates the story of a beautiful ancient Indian language, Sanskrit , which is also termed as the language of Gods . Tune in to know some exciting facts and keep listening.

This episode talks about how the present indian rupee coin came into existence and is ever evolving. Tune in to know some interesting facts about that rupee in your pocket.

This episode of vintage legacy talks about 10 indian paintings that flourished through ages. Tune in to know the details.

Music has been loved and appreciated by all humans since eons. But classical music has its own unique magical effect, and when it comes to Indian Classical Music, well it's difficult to describe in words. Tune in to the episode to know some interesting facts about indian classical music tradition.

India is known mostly for its religious richness and diversity which is largely depicted through the magnificcent temples found throughout the country. These temples are the very heart of Indian culture narrating our glorious past. Let's know some facts about the architectural designs of these temples.

Leaf utensils, something that we all have eaten in at some point of time right. This is just a normal practise for an Indian citizen as it has been in our traditions since time immemorial. But nowadays its popularity in urban areas have declined with the onset of single use plastic cutlery. What if we bring this tradition back . It would prove to be a game-changer for many problems related to waste and pollution. Tune in to know more.