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Wednesday, October 22, 2014
Tuesday, September 16, 2014
Wall Decal :
Wall decals are made of paper and backed with low tack adhesive allowing ease of repositioning decals without damaging paint. Includes 2 sheets of decals.
If you are bored of your room then instead of splashing paints onto the walls try using wall decal.
It's not an actually painting but wall decal just a higher version of wall sticker we can say. I have been thinking for a while to transform this empty wall in our formal sitting room. I am not an artist to do free hand painting, so found this cool wall decal idea on google.
There are many models available for less than fifty bucks. This particular...
Andhra Pradesh is famous for its art and craft work. These crafts and art work are high in utilitarian value as well as aesthetics. Since generations, the craft tradition has been carried on in the state of Andhra Pradesh, today they have gained a status of industry. The rich traditional and cultural heritage is reflected in this work.
The Banjara Needle Craft (Embroidery) , The Bidri Craft , Bronze Castings, The Budithi Brassware, The Metal Crafts, The Durgi Stone Craft, The Lacquer Craft, Kondapalli Toys (In Kondapalli district in Andhra Pradesh, a small place called Tella Poniki is situated. This art form originated from this place....
Sunday, September 14, 2014
Rangoli is very much an ‘art of the moment’, much like sand sculptures or street paintings. Its transient nature means it is dynamic, much like life, and culture.
Generally, traditional rangoli designs tend to be geometric and proportioned, though this has changed over time and newer themes and variations are being explored. Rangolis can be of any size, from the size of a doormat, to the size of an entire room.
Diwali
Diwali is the most lavish Hindu festival, occurring in October or November at the close of the rainy season, observed to propitiate the Lakshmi, goddess of plenty, luck and prosperity. Women create rangoli patterns that invoke...
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