Meenakari Art – Photo Frame

Meenakari Art is a traditional Indian art form that involves the intricate and colorful decoration of metal surfaces, particularly silver and gold, with enamel. The technique involves fusing bright colors and intricate designs onto the surface of the metal, creating a stunning effect. Meenakari painting is also known as enameling or enamelled painting. The art of Meenakari painting has its origins in Persia and was brought to India by Mughal rulers during the 16th century. The name Meenakari comes from the Hindi word for the color blue, "meena," which is a prominent color in the art form. The art was initially used to decorate jewelry and other metal objects, but over time, it has been used to decorate a variety of objects such as vases, plates, and even furniture. The process of Meenakari painting involves several steps, including preparing the surface of the metal, applying the design, and then firing the enamel to set the colors. The designs used in Meenakari painting often feature intricate floral patterns and geometric shapes, and the colors used are bright and vibrant, creating a beautiful contrast against the metal surface. In this Course, you will learn how to create a Photo frame and decorate it with Meenakari Art using the materials provided and also tips and tricks to get better in this art form.

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Materials Required

• MDF photo frame cutout, white acrylic color, pearl acrylic color, glass paint ( set of 10)-1 brushes- 000,03, Kundan, 3D gold outlinear- 1