KBC 14: Which everyday object did legendary designers Charles & Ray Eames describe as “the greatest, the most beautiful” after their visit to India?

Options:

Balti

Lota

Belan

Choodi

Answer: Lota

Charles and Ray Eames spent months in India working primarily with craft communities before writing the report for the Indian government. The report also led to the establishment of NID. Their statements still hold true today just as they did then. The report has a strong global impact on both contemporary craft and digital cultures. This is a great place to start if we want to consider how craft might relate to an effective internet. The Lota, a commonplace vessel, stands out as perhaps the greatest and most beautiful thing they had seen during their trip to India, they claimed.

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