Colours in Accessories

Ohhh...little late in posting new post,thought to comeup with something new that i never tried.This is my first ever try in jwellery making,a traditional pearl set and bead set to go well with sarees and salwar ,learnt on my own.The pendant in the pearl chain was actually a spacer .But in the process ,suddenly had an idea to use it as pendant with dropper.Hope the outcome is good.Secondly the pendant in red bead chain is also hand made by me.Have a look and expecting same support from you all.

pearl chain with earring and bracelet

Close-up View

Glass Bead Necklace with Hand Made Pendant

Close-Up View

Greeting Cards

Whenever i saw some greeting cards,had an urge to create one for myself.Result of my urge is here.First one is Warli greeting card,Second one is madhupani greeting card and the last is simple cut work style.As this is my first experience,i thought of using simple constructive paper for this.so don't know the outcome.The end result ,i left to your hands.so give your valuable comments for this.

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Warli Style Hand Made Card

Madhupani Style Hand Made Card

Cut Work Style Card

Warli painting

400 yrs old Tribal Art Form Warli art originated in Thane Dist. of maharashtra, western part of India, in a village also know by the name Warli. It is situated near Dhanau.

Warli on Construction Paper using Marker Pen and Acrylic

Predominately white color is used on a red earthen background.
This art is a 2 dimensional, with no perspective or proportion. Warli painting is simple and linear with the maximum use of triangular shapes. As the universal energy YIN/YANG; concept having the upward facing triangle representing the Male and the downward facing triangle representing the Woman.

Warli on HandMadeEnvelope using MarkerPen

The trademark of Warli paintings is the use of other geometric designs such as circles, squares, dots and crooked lines are used to depict human figures, animal figures, houses, crops etc. It also represent fertility as the tribal belief revolve around the cycle of Birth and Death. No wedding takes place without the drawing of "mother Goddess" in the front portion of the Bride's house. Usually the paintings are done by married women.

The Warli paintings essentially depict the basic principals of life which are main theme or basis of any tribe.

Note:it's very economical and kids friendly project.