Showing posts with label Indian Folk Art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Indian Folk Art. Show all posts

Monday, August 31, 2020

Sunday, June 7, 2020

Mother and baby elephant - gond painting













This world has lost its glory, let's start a brand new story my love ❤️ Dedicated to the beautiful animals who have as much right to live happily in this world.
P.S: This is my original concept and design, do tag me if you are inspired to re-create this 🙂

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Wednesday, May 20, 2020

The Golden deer - madhubani painting

The Golden Mrig (deer), yes the same which enticed Sita in Ramayan and she forced Ram to get it for her, rest we know is history :)







Do let me known how you liked it


Saturday, May 16, 2020

Peacock - Gond painting


Hello friends sharing some cute peacocks in gond painting style. This is a folk painting of central part of India Madhya Pradesh.

Do let me know how you liked it. 
Thanks for stopping by.







Monday, May 23, 2016

Madhubani/Mithila painting panel with tree of life


Hi friends 
Sharing yet another madhubani painting that I did. It is a long panel specially for the slots in the safety door. I made the tree of life which is considered very auspicious along with the lucky fishes and the mother of Indian culture cows. Also embellished the tree with some beautiful pink and purple birds. 
Do let me know how you liked it.




Thursday, October 29, 2015

Madhubani painting



 Madhubani is a district of North Bihar, a place where art and crafts have reached its stage of excellence. This part of the country is renowned for wall paintings,floor paintings, canvas painting and decorative crafts like wooden toys, Pottery toys and papier-mache products. Madhubani painting is an emblematic expression of day-to-day experiences and beliefs. As such, symbolism, simplicity and beauty hold them together in a single school of traditional art. The symbols that these Maithili painters use have their specific meanings as,for instance, fish symbolize fertility, procreation and good luck, peacocks are associated with romantic love and religion, and serpents are the divine protectors. Characterized by vibrant use of colour, underlying symbolism and traditional geometric patterns supporting the main theme, the Indian folk art form of Madhubani succeeded in creating a place for itself in the international house of fame and is
now recognized worldwide. Thematically, Madhubani paintings are mostly based on religion and mythology. (source google)

I have always been enchanted by this art and wanted to give it a try. I found lovely inspiration in google and pinterest and tips and tutorials shared by crazy lassi really helped.







Some of the pictures while making this:




Do let me know how you liked my humble attempt. Thanks for stopping by.


Sending this tohttp://www.creativejewishmom.com/2015/10/w-1.html

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