Janoor Art

[@mayakamat9807]

Very good art

[@chithrarasiah3456]

Very nice

[@GharSansarVimalBhavsar]

Beautiful

[@Amyart5]

even though cannot understand...very good video in demonstrating your unique art... Thank you for sharing...

[@Vasuvanam6861]

Superb

[@savithrigurudutt653]

Do you conduct classes

[@pragatidevkar1261]

Beautiful very nice

[@sujathaaradhya5576]

janoor art very nice

[@ananthsridevi830]

Very very artistic
But how long will the leaves stay fresh ?

[@geethasomashekhar3475]

ananth Sridevi once the article is done it'll stay for 24 hours not more than that. There's an alternative to increase the life span of the leaves, we need to keep the leaves for 2-3hrs in cold tap water before making the article. This would help a bit to extend the life span of the article

[@09shirish]

nice art

[@meerabakshi2676]

Very nice artistic way of decoration ! One question comes to my mind. How do you dispose off the decorative piece? If it goes to garbage and left in open , in India it is very very common that cows and goats would eat from that garbage pile. What happens to those staples used in making this art piece? Poor animal eating these leaves must be paying heavily ! I would suggest using some other means to keep holding each other leaves.

[@geethasomashekhar3475]

Meera Bakshi I completely support your concern, we should always remove the pins before disposing. And thanks for appreciating my work.

[@meerabakshi2676]

Thanks.

[@MariaFlores-ht6gj]

beautiful

[@anitavelayudhan8599]

tks madam

[@bmenterprise2176]

superb

[@keyachakraborty8513]

Beautiful but unable to understand your language.

[@geethasomashekhar3475]

Keya Chakraborty sorry for the language barrier.

[@jayashreereddydevireddy5]

Please explain in oddiya

[@jayashreereddydevireddy5]

H

[@anujai8747]

couldn't understand the language

[@anitavelayudhan8599]

sound like telugu

[@pratimagawda5542]

Anita Velayudhan it's kannada

[@sunilkumawat4457]

It's so boring

[@geethasomashekhar3475]

Kaseem Ansari sorry to bore you