Jaipur art

Jaipur Diaries. Page 1. The elegance of these intricately crafted windows, in a cluster of hundreds, each one adding to the majestic beauty of the hawa mahal! Breathtaking! #jaipurdiaries #pinkcity #hawamahal Ink and acrylic on paper A3 Available

Jaipur Diaries. Page 4. 'Bawadi' or stepwells - an amazing architectural feat of the yesteryears, meant to harvest water and provide respite from the smoldering summer heat. These look like a maze of steps, numerous and symmetrical - like an inverted pyramid with a well at the bottom. Very characteristic of Rajasthan! #jaipurdiaries #jaipur #stepwells #bawadi #rajasthan Ink and acrylic on paper A3 Available

"Footfalls echo in the memory, down the passage we did not take, towards the door we never opened, into the rose garden." ( T.S. Eliot - American/British Author, 1888-1965) This door is in one of the yards of the City Palace of Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan. Join the photographer at www.facebook.com/laurent.goldstein.photography © All photographs are copyrighted and all rights reserved. Please do not use any photographs without permission (even for private use). The use of any work…

Jaipur diaries. Page 5. Pillars and arches - transforming a simple verandah into a magical place! Each pillar perfectly rounded, engulfed in beautifully shaped petals at the base and the top - each one a work of art. It was almost meditative to draw each one, though with imperfect lines and proportions. Jaipur, you are gorgeous and I miss you! #jaipurdiaries #jaipur #jaipurarchitecture #rajasthan Ink and acrylic on paper A3 Available

Jaipur Diaries. Page 3. The quintessential 'chattri' that is seen almost everywhere in the Rajasthani architecture. A perfect blend of sandstone and marble, adorning terraces and verandas. Reminds me of so amny places in Jaipur, in particular, the gardens of Kanak Vrindavan - a quiet green space at the foothills of Amer. #jaipurdiaries #jaipur #rajasthan Ink and acrylic on paper A3 Available

Rajasthan jharokha 2 inspired by jaipur, the pink city of Rajashtan. The acrylic paper painting is made by Parikshita Jain available on artsfiesta.com