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Located in the sleepy tribal hamlet of Sogve village, Tamarind Tree is an experimental initiative towards creating a culture of reflective thinking and action of our current milieu. Opting out of the routine like existence of the Mumbai megapolis to develop and cultivate a barren piece of land in Sogve was the first experiment towards the development of Tamarind Tree. However, we initiated living here in Sogve, not just with a “back to the land” philosophy but also with the motivation of learning, living with and contributing to rural society, besides farming.
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In collaboration with a co-operative of Warli artisans, the Warli Hast Kala Gat, Tramarind Tree is in the process of setting up a Tribal Arts Centre and Musuem in Raitali village, Dahanu home to the artisans. The Centre will be a space that exhibits the recent works of the artisans as well as provides an insight into the tribal consciousness.
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The setting in of the South West monsoons brings about a magical change in the landscape, mood and life at Dahanu. Tamarind Tree organises a Rice Festival with students and farming enthusiasts wanting to dirty their hands and experience the miraculous cycle of rice. Students come several times in the season to sow, transplant, harvest and thresh an indigenous variety of rice.
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