The Mahakumbh a once-in-a144 year occurance is when Hinduism keeps its date with immortality. (The famous Kumbh Mela comes once in 12 years and the ardh Kumbh once in 6) When devotees from across India and the world come to take a dip and wash their sins in the holy 'Sangam' where the powerful brown Ganga, the black dwindling Yamuna and the mythical...
Hello, Hello!!! I'm back finally and here is announcing the SJC gorgeous Valentine give-away winner. And KOMAL KOHOK it is. Congratulations Komal! and Shweta has made a request. It would be great if you could send us a picture of you wearing your necklace once you get it. So do send us your address, so Shweta can ship your beautiful necklace to you...
This has kept me happy and excited for the past couple of days. Please meet the Artnlight Limited Edition Valentines Photo frames that you can buy. Limited edition because there is only one of each piece right now & I don't think I will replicate them anytime now. So you get to own a piece no one else will. Or you get to...
art for children
My wall project in Dhanesh & Mrinal Bhatia's children's room
Thursday, February 07, 2013
When my good friend and wedding photographer Payal Kumar introduced me to the beautiful Mrinal Bhatia, I had no idea that working with her is going to be such a pleasure. Sharing a small project I did for the Dhanesh & Mrinal's beautifully designed spacious home. The deadline was tight and yet I have never worked so seamlessly or easily with someone. Everything...
I had to share these pictures with you because this is what happens before the order sets in. The storm before the calm. Bubble wrap sea. Wires, plastic sheets. Random piles. Madness. And a sinking feeling that it will never get complete and 'right'. And yet somehow I love the look of this. The dilema ofcourse is whether to post the results 1st...
I'm sure Shweta Jain Chopra's darling designs are still fresh in all your visual memories. It is truly the stuff cuddly soft dreams and Valentines are made of. That EACH piece is hand stitched by Shweta, from cutting, to stitching to packaging, no sewing machine, no assembly line of workers putting together the pieces is what surprised me. We saw her work in...
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