Still recovering from the festive hangover, hence the paucity of posts. Promise to buckle up in November, and bring you more creative fodder.
Here are a few images of our handmade and hand-painted efforts during Diwali. Wish people could keep things simple and traditional instead of the mindless blitzkrieg it is made out to be nowadays.
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Diya painted by yours truly.
Little urns painted by my kiddies (aged 6 and 8).
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Candle and diya drawings made by the kids to add to the Diwali decor.
Finally, a festive tablescape using my hand-painted tealight holders.
Hope all my readers had a cheerful festive season with their loved ones. Enjoy the afterglow and I shall see you next month! :)
2 comments:
Very beautiful.... your kids are following your foot prints.
- Vrinda
Thank you so much for your appreciation, Vrinda.
I always encourage my kids to draw and paint in their free time. So much better than watching TV all the time! :)
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