Wow!!! I'm sorry I missed this one when the post was in it's first 7 days. I have still upvoted to help with the number of votes. Have you completed your whole series now?
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Wow!!! I'm sorry I missed this one when the post was in it's first 7 days. I have still upvoted to help with the number of votes. Have you completed your whole series now?
Thank you!! The series will be on-going and I'm imagining that we'll continue to add more and more over the years, but we have these 3 to start with and this week will have the next 4 complete and I'll post. I'm LOVING doing this work and hope it takes off so we can do lots more of it.
I recently saw a rectangular shaped mirror that was set in a metal frame and in the metal frame, it had smaller tiles set as a border all the way around it. Each tile was a different geometric pattern but all the colours used in each of the tiles complemented one another. I would say that each tile was 3 inches x 3 inches. It made me think of this project of yours and how a person could display your art if they didn't want to re-tile a wall in their kitchen or bathroom...essentially each of your Yantra Mosaics could be individually framed and hung in a room like a picture. I think that your art is just beautiful. It makes me feel happy when I look at these tiles. ;)
Firstly, thank you for thinking of this and taking the time to write it out!! Secondly, all of these yantras will be framed or are already framed... we have a woodworker friend who creates these simple and contemporary white frames that complement but don't overpower the piece. Below I'll post a photo of a frame on another piece. Also, I really love knowing that my work makes you feel happy - kind of makes my day actually :-)))) - spreads that good kindness mojo we've been talking about.
this way, they hang like a painting
Very good! I like this a lot. It's very elegant and sets off your art nicely without competing with it.