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HOW TO MAKE NATURAL DYES AT HOME?
HOW TO MAKE NATURAL DYES AT HOME?
DIYs FOR PLANT, ANIMAL AND MINERAL DYE DIY FOR PLANT BASED PIGMENTS These are vegetable dyes or herbal colors extracted from different parts of the plant like flowers, woods, nuts, seeds, berries, barks, roots and sometimes other biological sources like certain fungi or lichens. Different species of plant use different type of mordants (bond between color and fabric) which thereby fixes a…
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VISIT TO A HANDLOOM SITE- NANDANA PRINT
VISIT TO A HANDLOOM SITE- NANDANA PRINT
INDIGO DYED NANDANA FABRIC TARAPUR, NEEMUCH (M.P., INDIA) Madhya Pradesh is a home to innovative and creative age-old handicrafts and handloom products. Be it is the stunning art of Dhokra metal ware, sustainable work of papier Mache, and the most popular naturally dyed handloom art- Bagru, Dabu, Maheshwari, Bagh etc. I luckily got a chance to get a close visit to one of the most important…
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MINERAL BASED PIGMENTS AND DYES- II
MINERAL BASED PIGMENTS AND DYES- II
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NEUTRAL COLORS DERIVED FROM PLANTS
NEUTRAL COLORS DERIVED FROM PLANTS
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THE PROCESS OF MUD-MIRROR WORK
THE PROCESS OF MUD-MIRROR WORK
KUTCHI MURAL WORK FROM GUJARAT- II We had a talk about Mud-Mirror Work or Lipan kaam and Bhunga Mud House in our previous posts in detail. They contributes to the rich folk heritage of Gujarat. The art originates from the Rabari community of Gujarat but has now gained vast popularity and practiced elaborately by Modern artisans and art lovers. Mud mirror art- Lippan Traditional work is done on…
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THE FIRST PATUA PAINTER
There is such an interesting story behind the origin of first Patua painting and painters. It's a folk lore from Midnapur district of West Bengal.
A FOLK STORY BEHIND PATUA There is such an interesting story behind the origin of first Patua painting and painters. It’s a folk lore from Midnapur district of West Bengal. Source: Reflectionsofindia.com In the Midnapur region of West Bengal it is said that the primordial god, Maranf-Burung, summoned the crab, the tortoise and snake from the netherworld. He asked them to restore earth to the…
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THE FIRST PATUA PAINTER
There is such an interesting story behind the origin of first Patua painting and painters. It's a folk lore from Midnapur district of West Bengal.
A FOLK STORY BEHIND PATUA There is such an interesting story behind the origin of first Patua painting and painters. It’s a folk lore from Midnapur district of West Bengal. Source: Reflectionsofindia.com In the Midnapur region of West Bengal it is said that the primordial god, Maranf-Burung, summoned the crab, the tortoise and snake from the netherworld. He asked them to restore earth to the…
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PATUA PAINTINGS FROM WEST BENGAL
PATUA PAINTINGS FROM WEST BENGAL
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MATERIALS REQUIRED FOR AN ECO-FRIENDLY ART
MATERIALS REQUIRED FOR AN ECO-FRIENDLY ART
SUSTAINABILITY IN ART – III After understanding sustainability and its relationship with art, we talked about 7 kinds of sustainable art that has been popularly practised, in our previous posts. In simple terms an eco-friendly art should be nature-friendly and cautious about the alarming environment threats our planet is facing or will be facing in near future. Eco-friendly materials are the…
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7 KINDS OF SUSTAINABLE ART
7 KINDS OF SUSTAINABLE ART- Ecological Art, Bio Art, Closed Loop Fashion, Land Art, Renewable Energy Sculpture, Eco Design, Upcycling.
SUSTAINABILITY IN ART- II In our previous post ART & SUSTAINABILITY: THE ECO-FRIENDLY WAY, we grab an understanding about the relationship between art and sustainability. The alarming concerns of global warming and climate-change in the past few decades, made us all think about the possible ways to lessen the Earth’s burden and follow a more sustainable lifestyle. In terms of art, environment…
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ART & SUSTAINABILITY: THE ECO-FRIENDLY WAY
ART & SUSTAINABILITY: THE ECO-FRIENDLY WAY
TALKING ABOUT SUSTAINABLE ART The rising concern about global warming and climate-change in the past few decades, made us all became quite familiar with the terms like eco-friendly, ecological, green or sustainable. These terms are applicable to all sorts of industries, products, services including art and culture. Yes, even art can be sustainable. Sustainability was practiced ever since…
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"YURT"- A NOMADIC DWELLING FROM CENTRAL ASIA
“YURT”- A NOMADIC DWELLING FROM CENTRAL ASIA
LATTICE WORK- II Yurt, well you may be hearing this term for the first time. But believe me they are worth knowing. I first heard about them in one of the Interior Design book and now again while exploring latticework and lattice based structures. So let’s get acquainted with beautiful Nomadic dwelling incorporating latticework- “Yurt”. YURT- AN ANCIENT DWELLING “Yurt” in Turkish and “Ger” in…
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"JALI"- A POPULAR LATTICE WORK
“JALI”- A POPULAR LATTICE WORK
FORMS OF LATTICE WORK – I Jali (or Jaali) describes a perforated, lattice-style screen, which is commonly seen on balconies, shutter or bay windows and building exteriors. This type of traditional architecture is a popular form of “latticework” and typically found in humid parts of the world. Window at Alai Darwaza, Qutb complex “JALI” OR A LATTICE A jali, is an open frame structure creating…
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"MANDANA"- A DYING INDIAN ART
DYING ART OF INDIA - "MANDANA". A tribal folk art from the Meena community.
TRIBAL ART FROM THE “MEENA” COMMUNITY Mandana art is one of the oldest surviving tribal art of India. Mandana is a name given to the paintings done on wall and floor by the women of Meenas community of Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan. Mandana are drawn to draw health and to protect the house and family from evil and welcoming gods into the house. The art is auspicious and treated as a mark of…
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“KOLAM”-ART FROM SOUTH INDIA 💠 Kolam, is an age-old art form originated in Tamil Nadu, which later spread to other parts of South India (Karnataka, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh and Kerala). 💠 Kolam is a symmetrical design often drawn around grid patterns of dots on the floor with rice flour. 💠 Kolams or muggu or muggulu are considered auspicious and believed to bring prosperity to the house. 💠 Kolam is not just a random art but follows the complex concepts of mathematics like symmetry and permutation. The mathematical properties of kolams are used in the computer science and picture-drawing computer software. 💠 Read the full post. LINK IN BIO 📎📃 #kolamdesigns #kolamsouthindia #kolamdesign #kolamwithdots #mugguluwithdots #mugguludesigns #muggu #muggulu #rangoli #southindianart #southindian #floorpaintings #floorpainting #kolam #indianfloorart #obsidianspace #blog https://www.instagram.com/p/CWNJooKo8d-/?utm_medium=tumblr
“KOLAM”-ART FROM SOUTH INDIA 💠 Kolam, is an age-old art form originated in Tamil Nadu, which later spread to other parts of South India (Karnataka, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh and Kerala). 💠 Kolams or muggu or muggulu are considered auspicious and believed to bring prosperity to the house. 💠 Kolam is a symmetrical design often drawn around grid patterns of dots on the floor with rice flour. 💠 Kolam patterns are not just a random art but follows the complex concepts of mathematics like symmetry and permutation. Kolam patterns are a matter of research for mathematicians and algorithms have been developed for generating kolam designs with different patterns. 💠 Read The Full Post. Link In Bio 📎📃 #kolam #kolamdesign #kolamdesigns #kolamsouthindia #southindian #southindianart #indianart #floorpainting #floorpaintings #riceflour #muggulu #mugguludesigns #kolamwithdots #kolamwithdots❤️ #mugguluwithdots #muggu #obsidianspace #blog https://www.instagram.com/p/CWNIqpboEk0/?utm_medium=tumblr
"KOLAM"-ART FROM SOUTH INDIA
"KOLAM"- FLOOR ART FROM SOUTH INDIA.
A PERFECT AMALGAMATION OF MATH, MYTH AND RICE FLOUR Kolam, is an age-old art form originated in Tamil Nadu, which later spread to other parts of South India (Karnataka, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh and Kerala). It became an integral part of South Indian culture which is still followed on daily basis by the women of household who is considered as Annapoorna or the nourisher of the family. It is…
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