Panels

A typical sidebar that I use in 'Conjugal' my Wedding Collection.

Oriental designs-- Kolka style from Bengal, India. 


Symmetric soft curves and floral imprints but sticking to 'NO FLOWERS' policy. 

Celtic Knot

The symbol of a never-ending knot signifies an eternal bonding to me.
Fragile threads, young and foolish, playing with each other, tying themselves in something imperceptible to them; a knot so beautiful, equal and symmetrical; and one so strong and undoable, protecting in its cocoon the seed of a new family.

I use this a lot as borders, in my wedding collections, especially Conjugal.

A Wedding and the Marriage

 This was a free hand sketch on glass see old post. This was later digitized and added on to, to go as a main emblem on the wedding card and on the envelop.

Loved it so much, used it for our wedding (see below)

silk and spice

From my Wedding Card collection--'Conjugal'. 


Oriental designs-- Kolka style from Bengal, India. 


Symmetric soft curves and floral imprints but sticking to 'NO FLOWERS' policy. 


Background in white or gold or copper on linen, tissue or hand made paper

Tradition (unfolding)

 

From my Wedding Card collection--'Conjugal'. Oriental designs. Symmetric soft curves and floral imprints but sticking to 'NO FLOWERS' policy. Background in white or metallic on linen, tissue or hand made paper