A painting exhibition by the little artists of the city is being put up at Gauhar Mahal that began here from Sunday. Notably, the painting exhibition is a part of a handloom exhibition cum sale ‘Madhya Pradesh Utsav 2013’ being put up by Mrignayanee Emporium. The painting exhibition was inaugurated by Mayor Krishna Gaur on Sunday at Gauhar Mahal.
Interestingly, the paintings that are on display at the exhibition are being made by the children. These children belong to Mother Teresa orphanage and Pran Orphanage, Bhopal. While talking to The Pioneer, Brijendra Raghuwanshi, organizer of the exhibition said, “All the participants of painting exhibition are small orphan children. This exhibition is not just to encourage these children and bring out the hidden confidence in them, but it will also give a pleasure to the visitors coming here to watch the handloom exhibition.”
The exhibition wonderfully defines the dreams and aspirations of the children. What they think and how they dream about their future, these little artists have mesmerizingly expressed their perceptions on paper. Along with the painting exhibition, the children also presented the singing and the dancing performances before the audience at Gauhar Mahal. It was not only fun for the kids, but the buyers or the customers visited at handloom exhibition also appreciated their efforts and talent.
The shopoholocs of the city are enjoying the colourful and fizzy shades of the State. Other than the most renowned dress materials of the State i.e. Chanderi and Maheshwari, one could find the huge collection of handloom materials made up of jute, paper-mache and much more. The decorative items, imitation jewelleries and a lot more could be seen at the fair. Sharing a major collection of dress materials the fair is enthralling the ladies dress materials embedded with zari zardozi, lucknowi chicken, mulberry silk and more could be explored at the mela.
One could find a wonderful collection been designed in different patterns and prints. There are printed materials beautifully embroidered with Batik Print, Dabu Print, Hand-Block Print and one of the most renowned and loved in all seasons, Bagh Print there.