Showing posts with label Indian TerraCotta. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Indian TerraCotta. Show all posts

Saturday, September 26, 2009

Pot Painting-Method 9

Ingredients :
   
Pot
   
Plaster of paris
   
Clay
   
Paint
   
Varnish    
 


Method :
Take a pot and then give any texture with plaster of paris then let it dry then make a design (flower,leafsetc)with the clay and then let it dry ,after drying then colour the base and flowers,and then after colouring whole pot we will put varnish on it to give shining .

Pot Painting-Method 7




Materials required :
»     Pot
»     Black enamel oil paint
»     M-seal
»     Paintbrush
»     Gold powder
»     Feviocl
»     Paper



Method :

   1. First using m-seal prepare flowers and leaves keep it aside

   2. Stick the flowers and leaves using fevcol to the pot.

   3. The pot with flowers and leaves, now has to be painted with with black enamel oil paint.

   4. Once the pot painted, is semi dry, gold powder Is primarily blown on the flowers, the powder sticks to the flowers which gives a antique effect.try it out its excellent .Let it dry for one day
   5. Once it dryes apply a coat of varnish.
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Fruits Glass Murals



Ceramic Basket
Materials :
› Glass pieces
› Solvent glass colours
› Pinhead glass
› 3d colours
› Colour stones
› Fruit basket design

Method :
  1. Take a pinhead glass as required size, and trace the design as u wish.
  2. Outline the picture using gol3 3d colour.
  3. Take the glass pieces and breaks it to different sizes.
  4. Apply fevicol on the design and fill it with the glass pieces.
  5. Differentiate the size of the glass pieces for different shape fruits.
  6. Use colour stones for the grapes.
  7. Let it dry for 30 mnts and then colour it with glass colours.
  8. Gloss the picture with glue & gloss.
Frame the picture and hang it.

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Ceramic Pot
     

Pot Painting-Method 6




Materials Required :    
›     Flower vase
›     Fabric paint
›     M seal
›     Beads
›     Stones
›     3d florica colour
›     Brush.



Method:

Clean the flower vase as we selected, give fabric colour of your choice, give full coat cover the vase with paint, allow it to dry for few hrs, set apart, mix the M seal make dough, make it of any size flowers & leaves of your own, colour it with fabric paint, allow it to dry at least 24 hrs, then stick this flowers to vase using glue, dry it, you can fix stones or beads as u like, draw using 3d colour as a design of your own, allow it to dry.


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Pot Painting-Method 5




Materials Required :
››
Ceramic powder
››
Earthen pot
››
Fevicol
››
Fevicryl metallic colour
››
Brush
››
Bowl

Procedure :

Mix ceramic powder with fevicol and water untill a mixture with loose consistency is ready. Pat this around the pot giving it a matte finish. Allow it to dry. Then take white M-seal and make flowers or anything you wish.Colour the enbossed flowers with fevicryl colours and you can also use 3-D outliner.Then when the colours are dry apply a coat of clear varnish and let it dry.Your pot is ready.


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Pot Painting-Method 4

Materials Required :
     ››     Golden sand
     ››     Glue
     ››     Enamel pant
     ››     Golden dast

Method :
  1. First past golden sand on pot with glue .
  2. Leave for dry then colour golden enamel leave for drying.
  3. Sprinkaling golden dast on pot.

Vase Making




Materials Required :
›› Odinary Mathka
›› Oil paints ex.nerolac/asian paint
›› Feviquick
›› Different shapes mirrors
›› Glitters

Procedure :
Take a odinary mathka, colour it with ur choice of colour with oil paints ex.nerolac/asian paint etc. Now stick mirrors of different shapes with feviquick add some glitters. Now the vase is ready. If you take a big mathka then it can supplement as table and just add a glass painting for table top.

Friday, September 25, 2009

Pot Painting-Method 3




Method 3
Materials Required : 
  • Earthen pot
  • Brushes
  • Enamel paints
  • Fabric paint (Fevicryl)
  • Tooth brush
Procedure :
  1. At first, colour your earthen pot with your choice of enamel paint.
  2. Then, keep it aside for 10 minutes.
  3. Later, take a fabric paint (contrast colour to the enamel paint) onto the bristles of the tooth brush.
  4. Now using your fingers, sprinkle the paint from the tooth brush onto your painted pot.
  5. After 18 minutes, blend the same fabric colour used onto the pot with a painting brush.
  6. Now keep it for drying under the sun. It will give a  cracked effect.

Your pot is now ready.
Tips : 
Use light shade paints as the base colours and darker colours for sprinkling.

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Pot Painting-Method 2




Method 2
Materials Required : 
  • Ceramic powder
  • Earthen pot
  • Fevicol or glue
  • Fevicryl metallic colour
  • Brush
  • Bowl
Procedure :
  1. Take some ceramic powder and mix it with fevicol in a bowl until  you get a mixture with loose consistency (like a cake batter)
  2. Pat this around the pot giving it a matte finish.
  3. Allow it to dry.
  4. Finally paint it with fevicryl metalllic colour of your choice.
  5. Your pot is ready.
Your pot is ready. This is an easy way of decorating an earthen pot.

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Sunday, September 13, 2009

Terracotta -Rabindranath Tagore - Wall Hanging

Rabindranath Tagore - Wall Hanging

Terracotta -Sun and Moon Mask - Wall Hanging



Terracotta -Sun and Moon Mask - Wall Hanging

Terracotta Painting-Lord Krishna

Terracotta Painting-Lord Krishna

Indian TerraCotta

What is TerraCotta?

Generically, the broadest definition of terracotta refers to a high grade of weathered or aged clay which, when mixed with sand or with pulverized fired clay, can be molded and fired at high temperatures to a hardness and compactness not obtainable with brick. Simply put, terracotta is an enriched molded clay brick or block. The word terracotta is derived from the Latin word terracotta-- literally, "cooked earth." Terracotta clays vary widely in color according to geography and types, ranging from red and brown to white.

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