Terracotta Warli Vase
You Will Need:
Fevicryl Acrylic Colour Ultramarine Blue 23, White 27, Cerulean Blue 32, Teal Blue 68, Fine Art Paint Brushes. Terracotta Vase, Pencil, Tracing Paper, Colour Palette, Water Container.
Description :
This terracotta vase is beautifully adorned with traditional Warli art, a tribal art form from Maharashtra, India, known for its simple geometric shapes depicting daily life and nature. The vase features a captivating blue gradient, painted with various shades of Fevicryl Acrylic Colours, transitioning from a lighter teal at the top to a deeper blue at the base. White Warli figures, including dancing people and stylized trees, intricately decorate the surface, creating a striking cultural piece.
STEP 1 : Procure the base
- Let us start by procuring a terracotta vase for the base.
- Start with a clean, dry terracotta vase. Brush off any dust or loose particles.
STEP 2 : Paint the base
- Apply a base coat of Fevicryl Acrylic Colour White 27 using a flat brush. This will help the colours pop on the surface.
- Let it dry completely.
STEP 3 : Trace the design
- Using a sharp pencil, lightly sketch traditional Warli figures like dancers, plants, and geometric borders around the surface.
- Maintain symmetry and rhythm in the figures to keep the flow of the design intact.
STEP 4 : Paint the design & Final Touches
- With a fine liner brush, carefully trace over the pencil sketches using Fevicryl Acrylic Colour White 27.
- Paint the rim using Ultramarine Blue 23 for a neat, finished look.
- Use steady hands for cleaner strokes; this part brings your pot to life.
- Let it dry completely before use or display.
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