prints inspired from Indian

architecture
 Jali work

A jali or jaali, is the term for a perforated stone or latticed

screen, usually with an ornamental pattern constructed
through the use of calligraphy and geometry. This form of
architectural decoration is common in Hindu temple
architecture

Early jali work was built by carving into stone, generally in

geometric patterns, while later the Mughals used very finely
carved plant-based designs.
JALI WITH GEOMETRIC DESIGNS IN MUGHAL ARCHITECTURE

THE SKY AS SEEN THROUGH A JALI

INSPIRATION - JALI WORK
motifs derived
prints developed
prints developed
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 peacock in indian architechture

Peacock got the status of national bird of India in 1963. Since

time immemorial peacocks are involved in Hindu mythologies,
religious traditions and legends. Peacocks symbolize several good
human attributes like: vision, grace, royalty, pride, spirituality,
awakening, beauty, protection, and watchfulness. They breed and
flourish well in different parts of India and is easily identifiable by
common man. PEACOCK DOOR FRAME IN
JAIPUR PALACE

Peacock as Art Theme

Peacocks for its majestic and graceful looks have always been object
of fancy. Artists and sculptors have always depicted them in their
works and various trades. Our own peacock throne is the biggest
and costliest example of Indian artists’ love for peacocks as art
theme. It is counted as the costliest single treasure crafted in the
last thousand years!
INSPIRATION - PEACOCK IN
INDIAN ARCHITECTURE
prints developed
prints developed