Plate art decoration is an important branch of arts and crafts. It is done on paper plates, glass plates for wedding plate decoration, food plate decoration and for festivals like Diwali and Navratri.
![paper-plate-deocration.jpg]( "thermocol plate decoration ideas")
![aarti-plate-design.jpg]()
The next image above is a plate decoration that has been used by me for Karthigai. It is a simple decoration again with out-liners of few colours. I have tried something similar to a free hand rangoli design. Once one is comfortable with freehand designs art plate decorations should be easy.
![plate-decoration.jpg]( "plate art with roses and leaf from artificial clay")
The next image above is another plate art idea that I tried. The leaves and roses are made using artificial clay and colours added, suitably. The tendril like designs extended upto the top are also done with chemical or artificial clay. Roses and tendrils? Give some allowance for imagination. The flowers between the tendrils are drawn with out-liners. I tried to have it as simple as possible. The plate is not made from thermocol or paper in this case but is a plastic plate.
Simple free hand rangoli designs for beginners are there in easy rangoli designs.
Some advanced designs are in some special rangoli designs.
Rangoli with dots in 7 dots designs, 9 dot designs and many other posts.
Aarti thali decorations are there in Navaratri aarti plate designs.
Take a thermocol plate and paint the face with one or more colours. I have used violet and metallic copper to get an enhanced effect. Mirrors shaped in the form of mango leaves are pasted around a kundan-like design formed using out-liners Using colourful out-liners- gold, torquise blue and multi colours (called rangeela colours ) I have drawn a free hand rangoli design. At the top two roses with leaves made out of artificial clay have been added.
The next image above is a plate decoration that has been used by me for Karthigai. It is a simple decoration again with out-liners of few colours. I have tried something similar to a free hand rangoli design. Once one is comfortable with freehand designs art plate decorations should be easy.
The next image above is another plate art idea that I tried. The leaves and roses are made using artificial clay and colours added, suitably. The tendril like designs extended upto the top are also done with chemical or artificial clay. Roses and tendrils? Give some allowance for imagination. The flowers between the tendrils are drawn with out-liners. I tried to have it as simple as possible. The plate is not made from thermocol or paper in this case but is a plastic plate.
Simple free hand rangoli designs for beginners are there in easy rangoli designs.
Some advanced designs are in some special rangoli designs.
Rangoli with dots in 7 dots designs, 9 dot designs and many other posts.
Aarti thali decorations are there in Navaratri aarti plate designs.