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My Mom Made This Navratri Special Durga Maa Idol Costume Completely By Hand.

She has been making these at home for a while, and I thought why not share her work this festive season. Every piece takes a lot of time, patience and effort to make.

If anyone is interested in buying, feel free to reach out. I’d also love to hear your honest thoughts on this.

My mother is selling pattachitra paintings. Please DM if you are interested. All are framed already. 😃

I’ve been making these tiny versions of people and characters for a while..I really enjoy adding the small details to each one.I try to capture their hairstyle, clothes, and little details that make each person unique. It’s fun seeing how a person’s look can be turned into a tiny character while still keeping their personality.

Over time, I’ve made quite a few different dolls, and I wanted to share some of them together in one post.

Here are some of the custom mini people I’ve made so far. Each one was made as a fun little creative project, and I really enjoyed making them. ✨

Hope you enjoy seeing my tiny collection!

Which one do you like the most?

I made these Shubh wall hangings completely by hand.

I started with the base and built up the design using tool detailing, mirrors, hand paintingp embellishments.

I wanted to give this traditional Indian décor a festive look while keeping the overall design clean and contemporary.

The tiny brush strokes and mirror work took quite a bit of patience to finish.

What do you think of the green yellow 💛colour combination?

[OC] I've never tried drawing this much violence. Usually i go with a soft glowy peaceful feel but this is quite the opposite. I really enjoyed drawing this and i think this is one of my best works(ig)

What is your opinion guys? I'm really open to feedback and critiques

Would you buy such semi‐realistic abstract art for Rs 3200?

Painted with Acrylics on A3 acrylic sheet ( 12×16 inches )

I also do custom paintings 🥰

Started a new project after completing my Hanuman diorama.

Day 14 — Krishna Diorama

I started by building the basic body shapes with clay, then cutting and refining them to create the rough form.

It’s still very early, but I’m excited to see how this sculpture develops over the next few days.

I’ll be sharing the progress day by day.

#Diorama #Miniatures #Sculpture #ClayArt #Krishna

​I hand-crafted this choker set recently and just wanted to share it here! I was going for a minimal yet traditional look, with just enough festive detail to keep it delicate.

​Would you style something like this with a saree, or pair it with an Indo-western outfit?