A street wall mural showing fisherwomen and a fisherman carrying large fish, with a blue ocean wave painted behind them, part of the Guardians of Fort Kochi mural.A street wall mural showing fisherwomen and a fisherman carrying large fish, with a blue ocean wave painted behind them, part of the Guardians of Fort Kochi mural.A section of the Guardians of Fort Kochi wall mural showing an old man's face among painted mangrove roots, with a kingfisher and fish around him.
A street wall mural showing fisherwomen and a fisherman carrying large fish, with a blue ocean wave painted behind them, part of the Guardians of Fort Kochi mural.A street wall mural showing fisherwomen and a fisherman carrying large fish, with a blue ocean wave painted behind them, part of the Guardians of Fort Kochi mural.A section of the Guardians of Fort Kochi wall mural showing an old man's face among painted mangrove roots, with a kingfisher and fish around him.
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Guardians of Fort Kochi (mural)

Ten Fearless Ambassador artists painted this Coast Guard wall mural.

Mural

A long mural on the Indian Coast Guard's compound wall along Calvathy Road, about the fishing families, mangrove planters, and coast guards who care for this coast. It was co-painted by a group of ten Fearless Ambassador artists from across South Asia and Central Asia. There is no entry fee or closing time; allow 15–20 minutes to walk its length.


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Fact 1 of 1: The Guardians of Fort Kochi mural was co-painted by 10 Fearless Ambassador artists from India, Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Uzbekistan and Myanmar.

The Guardians of Fort Kochi mural was co-painted by 10 Fearless Ambassador artists from India, Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Uzbekistan and Myanmar.

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