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Colours In The Midnight
Some of my colour works in the past few months…
Nestled In Those Pages Is My Perfect Pretty Picture
There are these gaps in my thought process at times when my mind just takes off from the present… suddenly everything around becomes oblivious to me … The mind just takes to deserted unknown and then slowly but surely lands … Continue reading
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Tagged Banerjee, Community, Farners, Kaarukriti, Living, madhavi, pages, perfect pretty picture, Ploughing
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Race Against Time!
Time and I are having a race, A race to get ahead of each other, Obviously I know ‘time’ is winning, But I am still trying, What can else can I do? Do I have any other option? No! I … Continue reading
Thank you Mommy … For Kaarukriti
This morning I posted one of my mother’s creations… a pen stand that she made out of an empty tea box and left over wool She made this one day for me and said you can keep your pens in … Continue reading
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Tagged Banerjee, Beautiful, earrings, handicrafts, Kaarukriti, madhavi, Mommy, Mother, Multi-tasker, pen stand
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Raw Materials
Water pipes, shoe laces, empty oats cans, wool, water colours and tattered jeans… watch out for the next addition to Kaarukriti… in a couple of days till then it’s time for a Coffee Break
Quintessential Ladies’ Compartment in Mumbai Local Trains
The Quintessential Ladies Compartment of Mumbai’s Local Trains Vasudaiv Kutumbakam…say the vedas meaning…The whole world is a family and that is best reflected in the Ladies’ Compartments of the Local trains of Mumbai…How you may ask…Well, let me do the … Continue reading
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Tagged Borivli, Churchgate, handicrafts, Kaarukriti, Ladies, Local Trains, madhavi, madhavi banerjee, malls, Mumbai, Vasudaiva Kutumbakam
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Fathers and Daughters
…The other day, someone I am very fond of and respect, celebrated his child’s first birthday. I saw his eyes gleam with happiness that I have seen in my father’s eyes, the warmth that lit his face was also something … Continue reading
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Tagged Daughter, Father, handicrafts, hug, Kaarukriti, madhavi, madhavi banerjee, personality
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Window: A Summary
Satyajit Ray’s Charulata followed the Bengali babu from her window through her binoculars… it was poetry in motion… it not just depicted her curiosity or sheer amusement of seeing that man everyday on a particular time but what is more … Continue reading
They call it ingenious little pieces of art… I think they are beautiful…. Knicknacks go a long way in telling us that small is beautiful. All my life I have been collecting knicknacks wherever I went, be it wooden dolls or dagger shaped key chains, wind chimes or vases, masks or puppets. What wowed me was the thought, the idea, the design and creativity that went behind it.The everyday craftsmen whose deft hands work effortlessly to turn out a perfect design from an inconsequential bottle, wood piece or even straws and candy sticks. Kaarukriti is a space where I display some of my creations. "Best out of Waste" is something that I adhere to and in the hopes of making this small world a little more pretty. And while some may go beyond the usual definition of knicknacks, I would still like to call them so. Welcome to Kaarukriti.
