A 1000 Year Old Indian Artform Called Rangoli
Rangoli is an art form that developed in ancient India created using colored powders. Traditionally, it was only used to create patterns, like a mandala, but in recent years artists have started using it to create life-like illustrations. The floor is the canvas.
This is my study of a painting done on woven bamboo strands titled A Malayalee Lady in a Traditional Dress Holding Bamboo Umbrella.
Time: 36 hours
Size: 7 feet
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