Welcome to Deezden! My name is Dithi and am a self-taught artist, now living in Geneva (Switzerland). I love to drink 'masala' chai! Indian traditions, women, mythology and folklore inspire my paintings. This blog is about my art, my life and my likes (not so much dislikes).
Feel free to leave me a comment after my posts. For any questions, commission inquiries, purchases through Etsy etc. email me at happydithi@gmail.com
Creative Evolution and a Goodbye...
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As I sit down to write down what might be the last blogpost of Rang Decor{
Interior Ideas predominantly Indian}, dear readers please indulge me. Come
tak...
Rendezvous - India Art Fair 2020 ... :)
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I was glad to have made it to the India Art Fair and give a slip to the
frenzy that is the weekends. It surely felt more relaxed to take in all the
art ...
Wooden Painted Furniture, Berger Style
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Getting furniture done or getting your home painted can be the most
exciting and nerve wracking thing. The exciting parts are when you are
referencing what...
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It's back folks! My yearly calendar is now available!
A cute Tascha print for every month!
measures 8" x 13" when opened.
Limited quantities!!!
$20 USD...
Meditação na infância
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E se eu te dissesse que a chave para a excelência humana está escondida
dentro de nós mesmos. Que todas as respostas para as nossas inúmeras
questões ...
Sneaking In Some Room Goodness
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How have you been, my wonderful kittens? I am missing you and the blog
sorely. And while the tech team works furiously behind the scenes to give
this site ...
Interiors: Bed & Chai Guest House, Delhi
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[image: patchwork kantha bench]
Coraline is French and has lived in Delhi for 6 years. She runs Bed & Chai
in South Delhi, which she opened 3 years ago with...
There is a kind of hush...
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Woke up to the kind of hush that I have come to recognise.
I was glad I hadn't stored the snow boots away.
It is spring but today snow has been breathtakin...
Sri Lankan Chronicles Collection
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These are Illustrations for Sri Lankan Chronicles Collections Of Stories
written by Children for Client: Aparna Raman, Founder, Timbuktoo, Y...
A Tea Table Book: A Cup of Chai...
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Archana Srinivas, a photographer has been capturing cups of daily chai as a
tribute to two of her passions Chai & Photography.
This celebration resulted i...
Guest Post > for Krya
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Preethi Sukumaran, founder of one of my favourite brands – Krya, asked if I
would write a guest post for her blog on why I love handloom fabric.
Preethi, t...
NEW location!
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MASALA CHAI has moved.
Please update your bookmarks! and follow me for fresh #desihip art+design at
*www.masalachai.in*
*www.masalachai.in*
Coming soon..
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*I *have been gone through April. Traveling and picking up lost threads of
work family and friends. That done, a few things are in store for the blog.
Sta...
Pasta with pork chops
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*Ingredients:*
(4-5 servings)
- 400 grams of pasta
- 4 pork chops
- 1 green pepper
- 1 onion
- 1 tomato
- 100 cc of white wine
- 400 grams of canned...
Bedroom Design Ideas
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A bedroom is one's most personal and private sanctuary, and the bedroom
design ideas need to be conceptualized keeping this in mind. Everyone's
needs are d...
Hunting @ Bhimbethka, Bhopal
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Hunting @ Bhimbethka, Bhopal, originally uploaded by Prashant ॐ Bhardwaj.
This is probably a scene from a hunting scene during the middle stone age.
Notic...
Well... your artwork is so refreshing... reminds me of the Patuas and their big leaf eye styles of figure drawing. Absolutely adorable your figures, colors and compositions. Happy blogging :)
Your art is so amazing!!! I am so glad I discovered it. I did a google search of Hindu images and it led me here. I love your work and I hope it is ok to add you to my blogroll. I keep a spirituality blog and I have recently been exploring Hinduism. It feels like the perfect path for me as I learn about Shakti.
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Well... your artwork is so refreshing... reminds me of the Patuas and their big leaf eye styles of figure drawing. Absolutely adorable your figures, colors and compositions. Happy blogging :)
Absolute LOVE! Glad to hear that the kamadhenu painting is safe!
Your work is beautiful. How do you print your original work?
Beautiful sketch, can't wait to see it in full color glory!
wow/POWERFUL blog/creations!
love it all...& i'm particularly drawn to your "holi" drawing in march...what a gift this morning to visit you.
xox
What a great work....Looks very hard & tough to draw this sketch...wonderful
Dee, we haven't heard from you in a while. Hope you are enjoying your summer and just taking a break from the blog.
beautiful..! can't wait to see the end result. Do share.
Lindo, lindo, lindo!!!!
parabéns!!!!
Your art is so amazing!!! I am so glad I discovered it. I did a google search of Hindu images and it led me here. I love your work and I hope it is ok to add you to my blogroll. I keep a spirituality blog and I have recently been exploring Hinduism. It feels like the perfect path for me as I learn about Shakti.
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