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| My First Warli Painting. |
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| Warli Art: Sparrow and Sun |
Groom on a horse arriving for wedding. Banana leaves, earthen pots and decorations with flowers and leaves recreate the scene of a wedding ceremony in a village.
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| Warli Art: Groom |
People welcome the groom and play instruments. All the shapes are geometrical: circle for head, triangles for trunk and pelvis of human body. Faces are bereft of features.
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| Warli Art: Men Playing Instruments |
Palm trees and a hut recreate a village scene. Again, geometrical shapes are used, and the shapes are then filled with fine lines as no free space should be left in this style of painting.
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| Warli Art: Hut & Tree |
Animals and birds are very common in this painting. Here is my Warli peacock.
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| Warli Art: Peacock |
I enjoyed doing this art. I felt like I was achieving something with every stroke of the brush. I am so happy, so content. I don’t know which art form I will be working on next, but I will surely share it with you 🙂
"From My Blog'" The series continues. Today, I am excited to showcase a very beautiful eclectic home of Ruma Ghosh ( Mahasweta Ghosh). She hails from a North-east state but currently lives in a penthouse in Greater Noida. I know, you want to see and know more about this beautiful abode, you can head to my blog to check out the complete home tour which was published on 7th November 2014 (almost 11 years ago) Here's the link 👇🏻 https://designdecoranddisha.com/home-tour-ruma-ghosh/ . #hometour #housetour #indianhome #IndianDecor #northeast #decor
*New Video* Posted a long form video after a long time. I hope you watch it :)
Starting the "From My Blog'" series and the first category is "Home Tours". Sharing today Shalu Prasad's traditional and tranquil south Indian home in Bengaluru, Karnataka which was the first home that I featured on my blog and is my favourite. Shalu is a self-taught artist and a homemaker, with a keen eye for fine, ethnic art and has the intrinsic ability to convert a plain house into a tasteful warm, earthy place to call a “home”. It's a home filled with character, vibrancy, and a visual treat. To read the entire blog go to my blog "Design Decor And Disha" and search Home Tours Image 1,2,3,4,5: Very beautiful, warm, bright and lively corners of the living room. Image 6: Sun kissed kitchen corner. Image 7,8: Studio where she creates magic. Image 9,10: Relaxing and serene garden. #hometour #housetour #southindianhome #traditionalhome #IndianDecor #indianhome
Here's a list of my favourite indoor plants. There are more that I haven't mentioned here. You can read all about growing and caring indoor plants on my blog. There's a video too. Sharing the link below. Also, adding the link in the story. https://designdecoranddisha.com/best-indian-indoor-plants/ . #indoorplant #indoorplantclub #bestindoorplants #plantsmakepeoplehappy #plantslovers How many indoor plants do you have?
January ki yaadon ka pitara. The very first day of the new year began with lots of fun and adventurous activities. It felt like reliving my childhood, filling me with positive energy and enthusiasm. The second week of the month brought an opportunity I had never even dreamt of. My son's hard work earned us the chance to attend a prestigious and memorable event in New Delhi, celebrating the 150th foundation day of the India Meteorological Department. The highlight of the event was the presence of the Honourable Prime Minister, Mr. Narendra Modi. Another unforgettable moment was exploring Bharat Mandapam and admiring its grandeur. Though Delhi was freezing cold at the time, and I faced some health issues, overall, it was an incredible trip. The last week of January was spent at home, relaxing and enjoying my favorite activities—painting and upcycling. Mold had ruined my sneakers, so I painted them, giving them a new lease on life. That sums up my eventful January. Now, I am ready to create beautiful and cherished memories in February! #January #januaryroundup #memories #instagood
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30 Responses
SO detailed Disha. Really beautiful work. I have tried Warli once too. It is really an amazing art form.
Thanks Nayana for appreciating it!!
Thanks Suganthi, Let me know when can I see your Warli painting 🙂
really beautiful scene Disha! I really enjoy reading about the various Indian art forms you have been sharing and painting so well yourself.
Thanks Linda, stay tuned lot more to come.
So amazing Disha…really so detailed. Please check out my one here
http://www.flickr.com/photos/30793249@N02/6492589925/in/photostream/
Thanks for appreciating my work.
Saw yours. Beautiful work Reema thanks for sharing. Loved it totally!!
You did achieve 🙂 it turned out fabulous.
Great work Disha 🙂 I especially loved the groom on the horse…looks dashing 🙂
Oh Ritu its coming from you. I am honoured! Thanks a lot.
The joy is obvious and your words bubble up with contentment. Happy PPF. xox
I love your work Disha, so glad to find my way to your blog. Im so much in love with India after living in Kerala for many years ago. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for appreciating my efforts. I am happy to know that lot of people love to know more about Indian Art, culture and heritage.
Thank you Corrine for lovely compliment. Happy PPF
It turned out fantastic! I love all the line work detailing. My daughter would love this as she her fiance is Indian and she is learning about their culture and loves everything about it.
Thanks a lot Deanna. That's wonderful. Convey my wishes to your daughter and let her enjoy learning all about new culture. India is very rich in culture and heritage.
Very pretty work….has a feel like zentangles!
Hugs Giggles
Good creations, full of joy ideal to decorate a play.Saludos
What a wonderful artform, I just love this! HPPF!
I am not familiar with this art form so in learning and painting you've also taught me. I think it turned out beautifully! I like the black lines/designs that fill in each shape. happy PPF!
It turned out brilliantly, love the simplicity yet complex shapes. A very interesting picture. Happy PPF, Annette x
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great depiction of the traditional art Disha. My favorite is the palm tree and the hut.
Susan
Thank you Netty. I am so happy that you liked it.
That a wonderful compliment Dianne. I am glad that you learnt this art form. Thank you.
Thanks Kim!!
Thank you La Abela!!
Thanks Giggles!! Though it's very different from Tangles but it certainly has a feel of Tangle art.
Hugs!!
Thanks Susan!! I am glad that you loved my painting. Thanks for dropping by.
This is absolutely stunning. Well done.
Nicole/Beadwright
Thanks a lot Nicole 🙂