Traditional Beige Lippan Kaam by Nalemitha


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Dimensions : H: 84 (in) by 48 (in)

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Nalemitha Bhai's Lippan Kaam creation offers a mesmerizing glimpse into the rich tapestry of geometric elegance, where circles and lines intertwine in a symphony of beige hues reminiscent of the earthy tones found in nature. The artwork, adorned with intricate mirror work nestled among the geometric motifs, evokes the artistry of henna designs, adding a touch of cultural heritage to its aesthetic allure. Within Lippan Kaam, the significance of nature is profound, with the geometric patterns often drawing inspiration from the natural world's symmetrical beauty. The interconnectedness between the artist's design and the environment reflects a deep reverence for nature's harmonious balance, showcasing the timeless bond between human creativity and the Earth.
The meticulous attention to detail in Nalemitha Bhai's Lippan Kaam piece is striking, with each circle and line meticulously crafted to perfection. The delicate placement of mirrors enhances the artwork's allure, reflecting light and casting intricate patterns that dance across the surface. This exquisite blend of tradition and innovation showcases a fresh perspective on Lippan art, where the ancient craft is reimagined through contemporary sensibilities. Lippan art originated in the Kutch region of Gujarat, India, where it was traditionally used to decorate the walls and ceilings of mud huts. The process involves mixing clay, camel dung, and straw to create a smooth surface, onto which intricate designs are then meticulously etched using a thin stick or needle. Mirrors are often incorporated into the designs to add depth and luminosity, enhancing the art form's visual appeal. Through Lippan Kaam, artists like Nalemitha Bhai continue to honor and preserve this age-old tradition, ensuring its legacy thrives in the modern world.


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Nalemitha ji (or Mitha bhai as he is addressed) from Kutch, Gujarat has been practicing this art for more than 20 years and has learnt from Mahmood bhai, who was responsible for bringing this artform as display pieces.In the past, it was done only on walls by the women of the Mutwa community.

 

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Lippan Kaam


Lippan Kaam/Mudwork from Kutch in Gujarat, was traditionally done by the women of the Mutwa Community who used to paint walls and doors on special occasions and festivals. Nalemitha ji from Kutch, Gujarat has been practicing this art for more than 20 years and has learnt from Mahmood bhai, who was responsible for bringing this artform forward to create paintings as display pieces from earlier being done only on walls by the women of the Mutwa community and has also transformed 45 embroidery designs to mudwork designs.



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