Indian art · ritual · design · Fremont, CA

Ritual, proportion and paint — made slowly, measured carefully.

Shilpa Shastra iconometry, Tanjore and watercolour, community culture, and field notes from an immigrant studio that is currently one corner desk and three cups of water.

Panchatala Ganesha, drawn on the Shilpa Shastra proportion grid

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Rituals, process and project notes. Occasionally a mask disaster.

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Five collections, from sketchbook to Tanjore gold.

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Five threads, one studio. Each one feeds the others, the way a good festival feeds the whole street.

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Rituals, process, and what went wrong on the coffee table.

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About the studio

I’m Radha — trained as an architect in Bangalore, at the Bauhaus Kolleg, and as an urban planner in California. Studio RaMuHa is where those grids meet the older ones: the talam proportions of Shilpa Shastra, the gold of Tanjore, the steps of a Golu.

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