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The iconic aluminium tea kettle popular in india gets another lease of life upcycled as a planter. In it grows Hatjod or Cissus quadrangularis, the medicinal succulent famous for its bone setting properties. It is called as Pirandai in tamil and the first time I saw it was in Auroville, Tamil Nadu. A small piece…
Handmade painting of ceoton codiaeum Variegatum. This multicolored plant, looks so much like a symbol of diversity. While some plants claim that green is far superior for food production. While some prefer reds or purples. But this plant is so fluid with coloration it starts giving lectures to us humans about coexistence. Handmade painting inspired…
The Cosmic Egg or the Brahmanda as we call it, is a topic I am fascinated with. I find it very interesting to showcase the entire universe within the boundaries of an oblong egg. Where multiple volumes of thick books won’t do, an egg is enough. Like all tantra paintings this one too has a…
Inspired by the street dogs of India, illustrated in vibrant traditional truck art style — a tribute to the desi indie, the gully guardian, and every wagging tail that makes a neighborhood feel like home. Oversized fit, 240 GSM French terry cotton, dropshoulder cut.
This is a 1960s original matchbox label from India with brand name Godavari. Godavari is a major river in south India. The river emerging from the hills seem to indicate that it is probably the point of origin of the river. From the dots in a perfect grid on this print, it seems to be…
This is a 1960s original matchbox label from India. The brand name says Giri which means a mountain range in Sanskrit and Tamil. It was manufactured by Pugalgiri Match works, from Dindigul in Tamil Nadu, India. The graphic design is pretty well done with so many details and colors in such a small area. From…
