Digital wall mural illustrations of sweets in Indian weddings and events inspired by Rajasthani Phad Paintings for Kesar, a mithai boutique in Jaipur, has a long history of serving gourmet sweets worldwide.
Rajasthan's folk and religious scroll painting is called Phad. This style is painted on phad, a long cloth or canvas. Phads depict Rajasthani folk deities, mostly Pabuji and Devnarayan. The Rebari priest-singers, Bhopas, carry painted phads as mobile temples for the folk deities they worship. Pabuji's phads are typically 15 feet (4.6 m) long, while Devnarayan's are 30 feet. Vegetable colours are used to paint traditional phads.
CHARACTER DESIGN EXPLORATIONS
Rajasthan Musician in Phad Painting Illustration
Rajasthan Dancer in Phad Painting Illustration
Rajasthan Dancer in Phad Painting Illustration
Rajasthan Musician in Phad Painting Illustration
Rajasthan Musician in Phad Painting Illustration
Rajasthan Musician in Phad Painting Illustration
Rajasthan Singer in Phad Painting Illustration
Rajasthan Dancer in Phad Painting Illustration
Rajasthan King in Phad Painting Illustration
Rajasthan Citizen in Phad Painting Illustration
Rajasthan Commoner in Phad Painting Illustration
Rajasthan Commoner in Phad Painting Illustration
Thumbnail Sketches for Wall Mural
Thumbnail Sketches for Wall Mural
Thumbnail Sketches for Wall Mural
Thumbnail Sketches for Wall Mural
A scene depicting wedding guests being welcomed with sweets
Indian Wedding Scene
Indian Wedding Baraat (Bride)
Indian Wedding Baraat (Groom)
Indian Wedding Sangeet Event
Indian Mehendi Event
Indian Parents Exchanging Sweets for the Wedding Engagement
Indian Wedding Haldi Event
Thumbnail Sketches + Outline Illustration
Illustration Depicting Rajasthan Pop Culture
