अब जो रिश्तों में ...Ab jo rishton mein ...

 

अब जो रिश्तों में बँधा हूँ, तो ...खुला है मुझ पर..

कब.. परिंदे उड़ नहीं पाते हैं, परों के होते....

Ab jo rishton mein bandha hoon,,, to,,, khula hai... mujh par

Kab parinde,,, ud nahi paate,,,, paron ke hotey......

 -Jaun Eliya

Amazing Paintings of Jagannath Paul

Jagannath Paul (b. 1976) is a distinguished contemporary Indian artist, known for his emotive semi-abstract figurative works, primarily focusing on human relationships and emotional complexities.

Here are the key aspects of his work and background:

• Education and Origin: Born in West Bengal in 1976, he graduated from the Government College of Arts & Crafts, Kolkata.

Awesome Paintings of Ajit Chaudhary

Ajit Chaudhary is a contemporary Indian painter known for his work, particularly his focus on the concept of dreams and the subliminal.

Here are some key points about him:

मैं नहीं उड़ता...Main nahi udta...

 मैं नहीं उड़ता, तो क्या.. ख्वाहिश  तो, उड़ती है मेरी

हर परिन्दे में, जड़ा, एकाध पर( feather), मेरा भी है ..

ग़ाफ़िल ये दिन ....Ghafil ye din

 

ग़ाफ़िल ये दिन किसी पे , भरोसे के,  हैं....  नहीं

खुद अपनी राह ढूंढ, कोई रहनुमा ना मांग  !

Ghafil ye din kisi pe, bhrosey  ke,  hain...  nahi, 

khud apni raah dhoound,  koi rehnuma na maang !

Unknown

Ghafil-careless, unaware, negligent

 ग़ाफ़िल- लापरवाह , अंजान , उपेक्षापूर्ण 

रहनुमा - मार्गदर्शक , पथप्रदर्शक 

Rehnuma-  Guide 

The World of Ceramics: From Ancient Pottery to High-Tech Materials

 Rebecca Bish Tree of Life 

Ceramics are a broad class of inorganic, non-metallic materials processed by shaping and then firing, or sintering, at high temperatures. The word comes from the Ancient Greek keramikós, meaning "of or for pottery." While most are familiar with ceramics in the form of pottery, tiles, and bricks, the material class extends into highly advanced, engineered compounds essential to modern technology.

Bidriware......बिदरीवेयर

• This bottle and stopper was purchased by the South Kensington Museum (which later became the Victoria and Albert Museum) from the Colonial and Indian Exhibition in London for £ 77s.This detail places the bottle directly within the context of late 19th-century colonial exhibitions, which were vital platforms for showcasing—and marketing—Indian crafts to a European audience.
   
  Bidriware is a unique and exquisite metal handicraft that originated in the city of Bidar in Karnataka, India. It is a striking art form known for its beautiful silver inlay work against a distinctive matte black alloy background.