My fetish for Madhubani painting continues.. Although we shifted to our new house 2 years back, decorating it happened in phases and is still happening. We still have to adorn our walls with interesting art pieces. One such wall was the partition between the living and master bedroom. I found a beautiful Madhubani wall hanging in My Dream Canvas and was completely awed by it. We had leftovers of hand made paper that we bought for our earlier projects.
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| Madubani Painting |
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| Madubani Wall hanging |
We couldn't wait for the framed pictures to get displayed. It took less than 10 minutes for it to get installed making an electric drill a handy tool to have at home :)
~ Preethi
P.S. Linking in : Colours Dekor, Lines Across my Face, Kreative Korner, Savvy Southern Style, @ the picket fence
Nice work Preethi:)!
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Very Nice Work Preethi, I also loved your Madhubani Decoupaged bottle..
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great worked, framed paintings look beautiful on wall...
ReplyDeletePainting looks so good
ReplyDeleteBeautiful paintings. Madhubani has it's own style and elegance.
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up at Tea Time Thursdays @ Kreative Korner and adding to the fun.
The party for this week is going on... hope to see you there again :)
http://tanyaanurag.blogspot.com/2011/09/tea-time-thursdays-5-and-features.html
@ Mala akka: Thanks so much..
ReplyDelete@Sensitive Creations: Decoupaged madhubani on bottle was a great experience.. I so loved the art that I decided to make one more. :)
@Nayana: Thanks.. Totally agree framing enhances a painting's look!
@notyet: Thank you so much.
@Tanya: I agree 100% with you. Its great to know India has such range of beautiful art works..:)
That must make an eye-catching corner in your home! Beautifully done Preethi..
ReplyDeletei had no idea there was something called madubani painting
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Oh.. I remember seeing this.. Its a home tour... Absolutely stunning!! Madhubani is something I've always been nervous to try.. Looks very intricate.. :-)
ReplyDeleteHi Ambika, yeah it gives a really nice look to the wall they are hung on... Loved doing this one...
ReplyDeleteSujatha, THanks to bloghopping... we discovered Madubani. You have a realy beautiful blog... Loved reading through some of your posts.
Hi Patricia, yeah this was part of a home tour in my dream canvas... We have also written to the home owner to get some idea on the original creator. Thanks for dropping by again :)
These paintings are beautiful and I can totally understand how difficult it is to wait for the painting to be framed. Most of my paintings are hung in their raw form!
ReplyDeleteI see you have an eye for art and that is why you noticed that painting in my post. Since you asked for a close-up picture, you can find it here http://tanyaanurag.blogspot.com/2011/05/more-of-indoor-blooms.html
I would love to get your views on my paintings :)
@Tanya, Thank you for your words.I hope you had a wonderful time during Christmas and New Year, Wish you a great year ahead. Cheers :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful paintings Preethi, try using stencils for handmade papers. It's very easy to work with them and more reliable too.
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