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  Exquisitely Hand Crafted Modern hand-painting with a brush has gained popularity in addition to traditional hand-painting techniques like Calamari or block-printing, which includes various traditional or religious elements. A latest fashion trend is hand-painted clothing . Despite the fact that designers or craftspeople do not frequently manufacture it in great quantities or in the marketplace. In addition, not a lot of individuals wear them frequently. However, take into account moving around in a hand-painted clothing in an area or space where everyone else is wearing either regular, everyday clothing or expensive, glittering attire. You're the one who experimented with her appearance, so you should expect some strange looks. Kalaloom has expertise in creating wearable art. An absolute place, where style meets art to make something never seen before. Enabling you with a unique dress-up by providing designs made by using fabric as a canvas to express emotions. Give life to th...

  Hand painted Shirt     How to Make Hand Painted Shirts The first step to making hand painted shirts is to choose a fabric. I chose 100% cotton because it was cheap and durable. Next, cut out two pieces of fabric. One piece should be slightly larger than the other. This will allow you to fold the smaller piece over the larger piece and sew it together. Then, iron the seams flat. Now, take the larger piece of fabric and place it right side down on top of the smaller piece. Iron the edges of the fabric together. Once this is done, flip the shirt inside out and iron the seam again. Repeat this step until you have sewn all four sides of the shirt. Paint the Fabric Now that the fabric is ready, it's time to paint it! First, mix up some acrylic paint using water and white vinegar. Add a few drops of yellow paint to give the shirt a little color. Use a brush to apply the paint to the entire shirt. Let the paint dry completely before moving on to the next step. Cut ...

  Why Kalaloom ? Kalaloom has expertise in creating wearable art. An absolute place, where style meets art to make something never seen before. Enabling you a unique dress up by providing designs made by using fabric as a canvas to express emotions.   HAND PAINTED EDITION Giving life to the characters from your routine stories. An uncommon yet creative practice of transferring curated illustrations from sketchbook to fabric, alike Chulbuli - our most loved, hand painted character. Curate your stories into garments. KalaLoom, where art awaits to be dressed up! The inspiration for chulbuli goes back to college days where I use to meet these chulbulis daily. Each had individual set of ideas, notions, lifestyle and problems. Trying to portray there aura through this collection.   Kalaloom An elite combination of कला - art and construction-in significance to the loom, is owned by Mrs. Pratiksha Jain Raka. An alumni of MSU University of Baroda (bachelors degr...