Lots of excitement, colours and brightness on the roll... Looking forward to my collection of Diwali decorations, gifts and experiments ;)
May the flavour of Diwali bring prosperity, joy and luminosity in all of our lives!
Cheers!
Attempted to do as much as I could, making rangolis on the floor gave me a backache :p haha.. there is so much fun involved in it that one completely forgets the tiredness involved!
May the flavour of Diwali bring prosperity, joy and luminosity in all of our lives!
Cheers!
Attempted to do as much as I could, making rangolis on the floor gave me a backache :p haha.. there is so much fun involved in it that one completely forgets the tiredness involved!
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| All the colours should participate! |
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| A very basic one |
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| My favourite one in my room's balcony, the shaded effect |
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| Floating rangoli |
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| Alpana with white paint on the floor and a border of multi-colours in the puja |
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| Entrance of the house- rangoli decorated steps |
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| Another balcony rangoli- my love for colours! |
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| Floating candle lit glass bowl with marigold petals and hand made greeting card in the background |
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| Shadow effect |
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| Floating floral arrangement |
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| Outdoor rangoli- traditional red and white combination |
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| Hand block printed and painted greeting on handmade paper |
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| Hand block printed and painted greetings on handmade paper |
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| Decorated diya |
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| Hand-made floating candle |
This is Beautiful work! I love the colours you've chosen. I'm not sure how you did the floor work. Is it with Stencils, finely sprinkled into position, or dropped onto glue-like substance, or a wet drawn out pattern? This is really lovely.
ReplyDeleteI used mainly 2 stensils as you can see in some images(the second and third, on the steps and outdoor rangoli as well the one titled 'my favourite one has the stensil used once). the colours used are rangoli colours which are powdered substance, so basically dry not wet colours- if thats what you are wondering.
ReplyDeleteOthers are made free-hand. one which is white brush work designs on the floor are acrylic colours (titled 'alpana'). All of them are traditionally made on the floor.