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Kansai Nerolac Showcases Distinctive Kashmiri Homes in Noor-e-Kashmir

Kansai Nerolac Showcases Distinctive Kashmiri Homes in Noor-e-Kashmir
Kansai Nerolac Presents “Noor-e-Kashmir” · theprint.in

Kansai Nerolac Paints has created a digital series about beautiful homes in Kashmir.

The series is called “Noor-e-Kashmir.”

It shows 12 different homes from the region.

Each home has its own colours, design and architectural style.

The episodes also introduce the families, contractors and other people who helped create the homes.

Some of the company’s paint and wood-finish products were used in the featured spaces.

Contractors will be thanked with badges, certificates and online recognition.

The stories will later be collected in a special colour and design book.

Key facts

Series
Noor-e-Kashmir
Homes featured
12 homes across Kashmir
Main platform
Kansai Nerolac Paints’ YouTube channel
Recognition
Contractors will receive badges, certificates and social media recognition
Planned publication
A Noor-e-Kashmir Colour Book
Company representative
Pravin Chaudhari, Managing Director, Kansai Nerolac Paints Limited
Marketing representative
Ramkrishna Naik, Chief Marketing Officer, Kansai Nerolac Paints Limited

Quotes

Pravin Chaudhari

Managing Director of Kansai Nerolac Paints Limited

“Kashmir is an important market for Kansai Nerolac, with distinct consumer preferences and a strong appreciation for colour, design, and craftsmanship. Noor-e-Kashmir reflects our understanding of the market and our commitment to strengthening connect with consumers, our dealer and contractor network in the region, while celebrating the distinctive character of Kashmiri homes. With Noor-e-Kashmir, we aim to give a tribute to Kashmir, its people, homes and the craftsmanship behind it.”
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“Noor-e-Kashmir celebrates not only distinctive Kashmiri homes, but also the people behind them. Through this digital series, we want to bring forward the choices, stories and craftsmanship that give each home its unique character. For us, paint has never been just about what you put on a wall, but about how that colour energises the space and people who live within it.”
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