Caught My Eye > Aarti Verma, SAS Home, Maati, Raja Gondkar

20Jan12

Art Meets Fashion, Hand Painted

Aarti Verma of Art Meets Fashion. Hand-painted by Aarti, bags made by Karigars. I liked these three from her hand-painted work. More of it here – Blog and facebook.

Nandi, silk table runner

A beautiful rust Nandi silk table runner by SAS Home available on sale online at Heaven and Home. Could probably also use it to dress up a niche in the wall or to wear as a scarf.

Conference Kit

A soft Leather punch work hand stitched folder. Ajrakh Diary with Bahi-Khata stitching and recycled paper. Kutch hand embroidered bag with Khadi Taanku stitches. Maati. Could definitely carry this around.

Papier Mache Jewellery, Rajan Gondkar

Papier Mache jewellery by jewellery designer Raja Gondkar – rajagondkar(at)gmail(dot)com. The colours are vibrant and this image is styled well.

Filed under: Indian Craft, Indian Fashion, Indian Product Design | 1 Comment
Tags: Aarti Verma, Ajrakh, Art Meets Fashion, Bahi Khaata, Conference Kit, Hand Painted Bags, Heaven and Home, Leather folder, Maati, Papier Mache Jewellery, Raja Gondkar, SAS Home

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1 Sound Horn Please on January 26, 2012 said:

LOVED that conference kit!

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