Rajasthani mirror work

Lippan kaam or Lippan work is a traditional art form from Western India and is mainly done by women of the Rabari community of Kutch, Gujrat. This mud relief work is done on the inside mud walls of bhungas (mud huts) using dung or clay. The word ‘Lippan’ translates to clay or dung and ‘kaam’ to work. The mixture of camel dung and hay is molded between fingers and stuck directly on walls. Geometric patterns and traditional Kutch motifs are sculpted freehand. Each pattern in embellished with…

Rajasthani Lady | mud and mirror work| with beautiful vibrant colours as Indian cultural legacy always presents

Mandawa Fort- The well maintained Frescos paintings at Mandawa fort adds to its royal charm

Women's Dresses: The women dress in either sarees or ghaghra cholis. Sarees may be either cotton or silk and are generally embroidered. Colored stones, tinsels and silken threads are used to create beautiful floral patterns and traditional motifs and enhance the rich look of the saree

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Vibrant and visibly exciting traditional Rajasthani man welcome sign in bright bold blue, red, green and yellow. Embellished with mirrors and chain this piece will make your wall pop in an instant. The piece is set on a 12" diameter round about 8mm thick, ready to be wall mounted with a saw tooth hanger at the back.

Ali Rauf is an Australian fashion designer whose stunning embroidered couture honours needlework traditions while celebrating his homeland.