I love wearing Indian ethnic wear on special occasions or festivals. A Saree is one of my favourite ethnic attire to wear during Puja or family get-togethers. Again in sarees, I have a soft corner for handloom sarees. The beauty and feel of these handwoven slow crafted sarees are truly mesmerizing. It was Durga Puja time and Diwali is also approaching in few days, hence I thought to buy a beautiful handloom saree to celebrate all these festivals with extra joy. Huts and Looms Tissue Silk Saree In case you are wondering what a handloom saree is, then let me tell you in brief. Handlooms are basically handwoven fabrics made on a weaving machine called a loom. Hence, the name comes from HandLoom. It is a slow-crafted process, as it needs the utmost patience, creativity, and physical strength to create a masterpiece. Handloom sarees are generally priced because of this reason. I feel every woman looks graceful, powerful and amazing in a saree. Handloom sarees are representing our cultur
This post is a part of #PhathakaBlogtrain .. Thank you Shalini from Something's Cooking blog for introducing me..
So it is the second post of my Diwali nail series.. Diwali is incomplete with diyas and toran, right.. According to Hinduism Diya is very auspicious and we never forget to decorate the entrance of home with toran.. So today's nailart is inspired by diya and toran.. Let's get into the tutorial..
Here I have taken dark blue as base colour because we normally decorate diya at evening / night only.. I have drawn Diyas on middle and ring nails..Actually I have tried to make resemblance of Diyas on wall and crackers in sky.. Hope you can notice that.. Toran on index and pinky nails and on thumb nail i have wished you all 'Happy Diwali'.. It's a complete free hand nailart.. Refer the below picture for steps...
Now see some more pictures of the final outcome...
Hope you like the nailart... Will soon come with the third nailart of Diwali nail series...
Now the next station of #PhathakaBlogtrain is Ruchie's blog... She is a mom of two lttle naughty kids, IT professional of papers, blogger by choice and happy as domestic engineer ..love to celebrate everyday of life with my family. Her blog started with only one motive of "Sharing knowlege is gaining knowlege" visit www.wigglingpen.com to know more..
I am onboard on #PhatakaBlogtrain in association with Moshank Relia, Bouteilles Up & Satthwa.
So it is the second post of my Diwali nail series.. Diwali is incomplete with diyas and toran, right.. According to Hinduism Diya is very auspicious and we never forget to decorate the entrance of home with toran.. So today's nailart is inspired by diya and toran.. Let's get into the tutorial..
Here I have taken dark blue as base colour because we normally decorate diya at evening / night only.. I have drawn Diyas on middle and ring nails..Actually I have tried to make resemblance of Diyas on wall and crackers in sky.. Hope you can notice that.. Toran on index and pinky nails and on thumb nail i have wished you all 'Happy Diwali'.. It's a complete free hand nailart.. Refer the below picture for steps...
Now see some more pictures of the final outcome...
Hope you like the nailart... Will soon come with the third nailart of Diwali nail series...
Now the next station of #PhathakaBlogtrain is Ruchie's blog... She is a mom of two lttle naughty kids, IT professional of papers, blogger by choice and happy as domestic engineer ..love to celebrate everyday of life with my family. Her blog started with only one motive of "Sharing knowlege is gaining knowlege" visit www.wigglingpen.com to know more..
I am onboard on #PhatakaBlogtrain in association with Moshank Relia, Bouteilles Up & Satthwa.
So cute 👌👌 main karungi to sab messy ho jayega 🙈🙈🙈🙈
ReplyDeleteWow Snigdha this is so cool! How did you manage to write Happy Diwali in such tiny space? Loved it
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, That's the cutest thing I came across today. Totally cool.
ReplyDeleteNice, you are very artistic
ReplyDeleteThis nail art is beautiful! 😍 Happy Diwali! ☺
ReplyDeleteYou are an amazing nail artist i loved this seriously!!!!
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You are very artisitic.Love the thpught behind it.Beautiful
ReplyDeleteYou do some real creative stuff. Loved this and I'd try this for myself :)
ReplyDeleteI just love this nail art. Full on colors and fun. I really wish I can create such nail arts like you.
ReplyDeleteWow.You have painted your nails so beautifully.
ReplyDeleteAwesome, you've got amazing creativity to convert nail art into Diwali theme! Cheers
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful nail art.. i am loving it.. you are really artistic
ReplyDeleteWow this nail art is ultimate. Really loved it.
ReplyDeleteThis Is so beautiful Nail art. I will try for sure..
ReplyDeleteCute nailart.. love your work. Will give this a try.
ReplyDeleteVery beautifully you create this nail art inspired by diwali decor. Very nicely done.
ReplyDeleteYou are so creative, Snigdha. Hats off to your patience to execute it all so well too. This nail art is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteUnique just like the previous beautiful post. Nykaa nail paints are so so promising, my sister is totally addicted with their range. Shall share this with her too :)Loved the Diya & Toran Idea
ReplyDeleteI liked the nailart with Happy Diwali written on it. Your are so perfect in your work.
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