Hand Painted Textiles

This is a 3-part video series where I’m sharing my complete process of fabric painting step by step ✨
🔹 Part 1: How to prepare and make Acramindies colours for fabric painting.
🔹 Part 2: How to draw and transfer the design on fabric with proper placement and clarity.
🔹 Part 3: How to fix the fabric in a frame and paint it smoothly, keeping the colours clean and controlled.
These videos are especially helpful for beginners and art lovers who want to understand the basics of fabric painting in a simple, practical way.
Watch all three parts to see how a design slowly turns into a hand-painted textile 🌿🖌️
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If you want, I can also shorten this for reels, or make separate mini captions for Part 1, 2 and 3 🎥✨

Sharing my little box of happiness with you all ✨🎨
Along with the beautiful H. Dupont silk dyes brought by my daughter from London ❤️, I’m also showing you the colours I work with and truly love — Acramindies colours, Dye-na-Flow silk paints, and Marabu gutta.
Each medium has its own magic — from the smooth flow of Dye-na-Flow on fabric, the richness of Acramindies, to the precision Marabu gutta gives in silk painting, and the brilliance of H. Dupont dyes on pure silk.
These are the tools behind my hand-painted textiles, experiments, and workshops. Hope this helps and inspires fellow art lovers and learners 🌿🖌️
More creations and learning coming your way soon!
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A timeless Mughal Jaal brought to life on luxurious pure Chanderi ✨
Inspired by the intricate latticework of Mughal gardens and palace arches, this handpainted jaal reflects grace, symmetry, and royal heritage.
Each motif is painted with patience and precision, allowing the fabric’s natural sheen to enhance the artwork.
A perfect blend of tradition and sophistication — made for women who appreciate art, culture, and understated luxury.
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