I have been selected to teach at Houston International Quilt Festival in October 2020 – USA.
In 2018 I successfully taught 6 classes at Houston International Quilt Festival.
In 2017 I exhibited my Quilt titled Rainbow at Festival of Quilts – UK and received excellent comments.
In 2016 I taught Bengali Kantha and Warli Indian Tribal Painting at Chiba Citizens Gallery Inage – Japan. Exhibited Warli IndianTribalPainting for 10 days at Chiba Citizens Gallery Inage – Japan.
In 2015 my 2 Quilts were selected to showcase in Houston International Quilt Festival, USA.
👆 Beautiful Rabari Applique work in Traditional Embroidery with Mirror work.
Centuries-old Rabari embroidery originates from Gujarat, India. This intricate craft has been traditionally passed down through generations, from mother to daughter. This specific artwork features a peacock—a symbol of grace and beauty—and incorporates traditional mirror work (Round & Triangle shape Shisha). The design is inspired by vintage art, honoring the heritage of the Rabari people while bringing their timeless art into a modern context.
Technical Details
• Technique: Traditional Rabari Mirror-Work (Abhla Bharat).
• Motif: The Peacock (Mayura), rendered in a style inspired by 19th-century vintage nomadic textiles.
•Materials: Hand-cut glass mirrors, beautiful bright cotton threads, on a hand-spun Khadi fabric.
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I have been selected to teach at Houston International Quilt Festival in October 2020 – USA.
Indian Ethnic Embroidery 