this family heirloom was made especially for our precious daughter Narita after her birth.
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This cute one was made for our cutie, Stuti, as I was execting her.
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this is called a Muiko, a wooden spoon in Swahili language, we have used home made dough to fashion little vegetables and glue them on and colored and varanished them. Did this with a precious friend in Kenya.
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This is a baby basket with artificial flowers inserted in an empty Icecream plastic can.
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This is a miniature grocery shop version of an indian grocery of many different lentiles and nuts placed in sacs.
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the different styles of pastas are glued on a wooden chopping board and varnished. we added a colored wheat strands in a sac and a wooden spoon too. perfect to hang in the kitchen.
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this is a jewelery box, made of metal structure and organza material with loads of beads and ribbons glued on to it.
and these are bread or food covers
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too good to call it a trash can, so we stored girls' unused pampes in it.
this is a tissue box container.
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i made this in the 1980 while in college. its a flower pot hanger, in India they would use it to put yoghurt pot and hang it in the home.
This is a soap basket, made with covering a lux soap and artificial flowers and a ribbon covered wire for a handle.
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strawberries and arrangements colored and arrange together.
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this is a soap swan, again soap covered with loads of feathers and artificial flowers and lace. u can mould the beak from handmade dough.
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the furry scarves in all colors and sizes, this is my winter activity.
the two baby sweaters made just for fun, one is crocheted and one is knitted
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these are crocheted baby booties and a cap
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