A glimpse from our studio

This is a mural art depicting two Rajasthani ladies in their traditional attire and jewellery showcasing their humility and confidence at the same time. The background shows the mud wall that is beautifully decorated and set against the sandy dessert landscape. The glass pieces in the costume and background is done in order to weave the traditional rajasthani mirror work into this piece of art. This would go great on your living room wall with a divan set right below it. A few complimentary wall hangings and curtains should do the trick.



This is a ceramic art work symbolising a pair of fish and sea weeds all around them. Will also be great to decorate your child's room and you can even have a sea world theme. A curtain and a good bed spread with the marine theme should get your child's interest.
Giving your child's room a theme helps in 2 ways
1. They love to play in their room thus keeping the toys within the room
2. Keeping the room clean.

P.S: We can't guarantee the above two points though :-)

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Some more ceramic murals....

We have posted two more of our ceramic works done by us some time back. One is a pot decorated with flowers and so on and another is a wall hanging (mural) made use of ceramic dough , the procedure d the dough has been explained in our earlier posts. But could take snaps of them only now. So we have uploaded them . Hope you all like it.

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ceramic work on pot and board

Here we are posting some of the ceramic works done by us. It is one of the earliest form of craft (art) work s that we learnt. It is quite a task to mould the different shapes of leaves, flowers and other details in the beginning, at times we used to feel dejected, but later on with lot of practice and patience we could do them quite easily.

One more important thing about doing ceramic work is too use lot of imagination and experimenting , then only we can create many new things or otherwise we end up doing nothing but roses and leaves etc. The dough we prepare for ceramic work must be more pliable, elastic and soft, then only the work comes out without any cracks . Use good quality ceramic powder for the dough making as it plays the most important role in it. once you prepare the dough (ceramic powder+fevicol) , keep it covered in a cloth/in a zip lock, so that it is not exposed to outside air, which causes the dough to dry up and moulding becomes impossible. we used acrylic and enamel paints for colouring . will try to post some more of the works in the future.

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