The Golden maroon wonder !!!

            Today I've brought before you, a silk saree with wide maroon borders. The saree is a shade of peach in colour. On both sides of the maroon border there is also golden shaded borders, and the same in pallu too. 

              The pallu of the saree is very much plain and this makes me more happy. 

               So here I have done a big floral design in the same maroon colour that fills the pallu entirely. Moreover the design is more asymmetrical and is finished with golden shading outline. 

     

Hand painted big asymmetrical floral designed silk saree

       

Something different to try!!

            Here is a two piece Kerala saree (or the set mund ) and I have tried a deer design for the first time. 

            The saree is having a maroon border. So I have shaded the deer with maroon outline and inner ochre yellow colour. There's also this spiral design with maroon, orange and yellow combination. Hope it has come well.

Pallu design -

What could be more simple.....

             Silk sarees are loved by all ladies, a lot. There's never going to have an end to this love.

             Let's have a look at this dark purple silk saree. The saree pallu is contrast in reddish-maroon colour and the borders are golden. The saree is very light weight and easy to wear.  

             So, what I thought might look beautiful was this lotus with leaves. The lotus are done in flesh colour and it's outline finished with bluish- purple shade. The leaves were given the regular green shade.

             The blouse piece is also in reddish-maroon colour.

Colourful face motif!!!

              Today I have brought before you is this colourful Kalamkari Devi face motif in the Kerala two piece saree or the set mund.

              The set mund was having a simple plain black border. So I thought along with black it would be nice to give other matching shades. This would make the design different and beautiful. 

                For this I chose orange and green. Both the colours were applied separately in different motifs and not at all in combination. Black shade was given for the border in each motif. 

Now for this dress all the three colours can be matched in the blouse, either plain or in combination or even printed.

             Any dress looks beautiful on you when you wear it in your own unique way. 

Kalamkari Devi face motif !!

                 Most of the textile prints are inspiration to artists. They can be used either single or mixed with in combination with other designs. 

                 Today I am with this Kalamkari Devi face design done in Kerala two piece saree or the set mund.

                 The first one is with simple plain blue border. The design is drawn in black thin border and has been filled with yellow colour. This is in contrast to the blue border and brings really good combination of colours. 

                 The dress can be paired with either blue, or yellow, or a combination of both colours in the blouse. Or even printed.

Anyone might have a confusion that this looks like printed, but believe me this is completely hand painted thing.