Wishing you all very happy Deepawali. Thought of posting one of my diya collection. Let each and every home be blessed with light and peace.
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November 5, 2010
April 6, 2010
Hand painted diyas and small harvest of methi
Here is my new painting venture into hand painted terracota diyas. These diyas I started collecting from last year.
I went to mysore in search of few dolls for dasara. I got to know that every year an exhibition of lights(deepa)happens around deepawali season. I went again to collect them at 'Deepa Soundarya'
The diya in the photo I got it from a street in Bangalore last year. They sell variety of diyas during deepawali(diwali) season. I got this cute sunflower shaped diya. I got it lighted few times. As it becomes black when lighted, it is better to keep them painted as collection pieces.

Meanwhile got a small harvest of fenugreek leaves(methi) from my kitchen garden. Isn't it cute?

I got this tiny little plant in the picture below from the bonsai shop. He is very kind hearted to gift these small little cuties with plants I buy. They are just thumb size pots. Keep an eye for more bonsai, art and singin on my blog ;-)

I am waiting to reveal my collection of diyas in coming posts. Keep watching!!
I went to mysore in search of few dolls for dasara. I got to know that every year an exhibition of lights(deepa)happens around deepawali season. I went again to collect them at 'Deepa Soundarya'
The diya in the photo I got it from a street in Bangalore last year. They sell variety of diyas during deepawali(diwali) season. I got this cute sunflower shaped diya. I got it lighted few times. As it becomes black when lighted, it is better to keep them painted as collection pieces.

Meanwhile got a small harvest of fenugreek leaves(methi) from my kitchen garden. Isn't it cute?

I got this tiny little plant in the picture below from the bonsai shop. He is very kind hearted to gift these small little cuties with plants I buy. They are just thumb size pots. Keep an eye for more bonsai, art and singin on my blog ;-)

I am waiting to reveal my collection of diyas in coming posts. Keep watching!!
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