tridaLa bilva patra
By jkmrao on 2009-08-01
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About tridaLa bilva patra : PRINT
Since a long time I wanted to make this. I could never find a proper picture. Finally i had to create one from an imperfect one. I am not still pleased with this. But my urge to do the patterns overtook the imperfect starting leaf. Aegle marmelos Correa (known as bilva) is a tree sacred to the devotees of Siva. They worship Siva with the leaves which resemble trifoils. The bilva fruits have medicinal properties too. Here are some patterns I created, one of which resembles a chakra! Regards! - mOhana
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Lata
Thu, 2009-08-06 10:42
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I see a new wavy pattern formed by the voids in the lower left one. Green color surrounded by yellow is a pleasing combination.
(mOhanaji doesn't make any simple offerings, everything has to be neatly arranged, and then presented!)
What next; tulsi offering?
Purni
Thu, 2009-08-06 20:46
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JKMji, this is one very very lovely.... The Green Bilva with a yellow glow will glow in our hearts too for sure..... I love the way you first choose ur object of display and then combine it in 2's 3's 4's and 5's ..... every combo giving a Unique Design.... Ur way to perfection is really very thoughtful, which is also a great deal of Inspiration.... Thanks a lot for giving away such wonderful piece of art, Sir....
madhuharini
Fri, 2009-08-07 00:04
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The star shape Bilva looks like the background in the backside of swami garpagirugam.There is a deepam lighting with a glass round plate.jkm sir,nice patterns creations.
judelined
Fri, 2009-08-07 01:19
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JKM really wonderful presentation... Lata I too like the wavy pattern - something different..... Again I am imagining a mysore silk saree in this yellow and green combination....
lakshmiraghu
Fri, 2009-08-07 07:35
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mOhanaji it looks very beautiful,,, yes judy hmmmmm..mysore silk saree in this combination..... WOW!!!!
rajamma_2
Fri, 2009-08-07 08:26
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Vilva dhalam making such nice patterns? Only JKM can do this magic!
jkmrao
Fri, 2009-08-07 11:38
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Thanks everybody. In case anybody is interested, the yellow glow was obtained by having first the green pattern on yellow background and then removing the yellow. Some yellow in the process sticks to the pattern.
Regards! - mOhana
jayamohan
Fri, 2009-08-07 18:26
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JKM sir, your glow technique is superb!