This textile print has its root in rich Indian Heritage. The Warli Art is an old art to paint the wall of huts. And it is still practiced in villages today. It is a beautiful art form. On the mud walls, a white paste (chuna) is used to make designs. The mostly have ball and stick figures to represent man and women.  The peacock design here is a little inspiration from the colors of Indian art and culture. 

I created this design when in my free time, I was watching The stranger things. The design is inspired by the strange demon shown in the season. The color palette represents the upside down world's cold atmosphere. However, the design has a sweet and sober feel to it that you get from the bond that the kids have in the season. It is just my interpretation. And it has given rise to a pretty textile print.

This design was made for a client who wanted floral print bed cover with an ombre effect. The client explicitly wanted shades of blue for her bed cover's background color. The design has pretty white flowers and leaves. It is sober and elegant and has a cozy feel to it. Just what you need in your bedroom.

This is a scarf design for silk and cashmere. The client wanted design to be inspired by traditional Mongolian art and culture. It has flowers, horse and bird characters, all inspired by traditional Mongolian art. The design has  a salmon border with cream base that is adding feminine touch to it. It is modern and classy.

This is a scarf design for silk and cashmere. The client wanted design to be inspired by traditional Mongolian art and culture yet be modern.The motif in the center is traditional Mongolian symbol with golden outline. The color of symbol represents golden history and culture of the place. While the rest of the design is bright red and blue and it stands for stepping into modern times. 

This is a scarf design for silk and cashmere. The client wanted design to be inspired by traditional Mongolian art and still be modern. It has elegant border and smooth curves in background.  This design is soothing to eyes.

This is a scarf design for silk and cashmere. The client wanted a modern design that is  inspired by Mongolian art and culture. It has flowers that are an illustration of the national flower of Mongolia, Scabiosa Comosa. The color palette is bright and is for today's women, who are strong and independent.