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french silver work inspired by mughal badla work

Posted by Anandi Paliwal on November 4, 2013

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Namrata Kumar feels, "A very important aspect of my work is using the right colour palette. Colours have the ability to communicate, and when used together they are able to evoke a mood and set a vibe. For example, the seated women series has a colour palette of deep, rich shades of magenta, green, mauve, turquoise, scarlet, gold and brown which gives the paintings a vivid old-world feel. While the Goan Summer series has a pallete of dusty pink, golden yellow, warm orange, sky blue and sage green - a warm, summery effect." @namrata.kumar.art Read about her on marigolddiary.com 'Her Art Matrix' . . . . #paintings #namratakumar #oldworldcharm #surrealism #newdelhiartist

Desi OON Till 13th Jan '20 10am-8pm @bikaner_house Presented by @khamircrafts India has 7 crore sheep population which is the 3rd largest in the world. Every sheep herding landscape in the country, until recently, took pride in their indigenous wool economy as it enaged several artisans. But globalisation in the last 3 decades has devasted these economies. Still many craftsmen are hopeful that their fortunes will turn. Desi OON presents various reasons to appreciate native wool which might well be the fibre of the future. . . . . #workshops #artisanal #desioon #kutchwool #bikanerhouse #khamir #animalfibre #naturalwool

Desi OON Showcasing pastoral wool and its prducts of Kutch,Gujrat at @bikaner_house Till 13th Jan '20 For which New Delhi based @amrichdesigns has specifically created a contemporary fashion capsule line of outerwear using Desi OON, inspired by the traditional technique of Mashru double-cloth weaving. Our reasons to choose this oldest animal fibre: -Natural wool had a protective outer layer thst prevents stains from being absorbed. -Natural wool absorbs moisture vapour which means less sweat. It is only released on washing. -It helps stay warm in the cold, and cool in the hot weather. -It keeps the skin dry and and cool even when you are sweating, lessening chances of skin infections. -It is absorbs UV radiation upto 30SPF providing protection from the sun and making it ideal for outdoor activities. -It is made of keratin protein which is biodegradable and makes excellent manure within months. . . . . #Khamir #kutchwool #desioon #sustainablecraft #handcrafted #madeinindia #indiantextiles #outerwear #animalfibre #contemporaryfashion

Came across a painstakingly intricate kalamkari embroidered shawl by old man @rashidwaiz1 craftsmen. His son has become a doctor and shifted to England, for Kashmir provides no stability to the youth. 2019 has been the worst ever. Bringing to light how difficult it is to sustain traditional livelihoods. *Note in the second picture even the reverse is so neatly done. . . . . #commitmenttokashmir #papiermache #embroideryart #pashminashawl #diminishingcraft #winterfashion #unisexstyle #article370 #sustainablecraft #traditionalindiancraft #persianembroidery

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Chose this colour to naturally highlight my winter blush. Juhi powder blue saree - 100% mulberry silk hand reeled in West Bengal by @makutextiles. Photo credit @makutextiles . . . . #Powderblue #sustainablecraft #sareelove #trousseaushopping #kolkatashopping #indianwedding

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