Showing posts with label Pakistani. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pakistani. Show all posts

Thursday, September 24, 2015

You’ll be conscious of one particular of the absorbing attributes of Pakistan the fascinating and captivating handicrafts. The marvelous artisanship is the most renowned cultural identification of Pakistan. The handicrafts producing tradition is thousands of years old Pakistani custom which is evident from the ancient excavations of Indus Valley, Harappa and Mohen-jo-Daro civilizations.

The handicrafts of Pakistan are specifically well-known for the enchanting embellishment, eye-catching colors and bewitching textures. There is an ethnic division of the handicrafts creating as a lot of regions of Pakistan have their personal person handicrafts heritage.

Pakistani artisans are really brilliant and genius in their skill. Whether it is embroidery, weaving, printing or designing, they are master in each and every good quality.

A busy artisan in his work from Sindh - By Iqbal Khatri
A busy artisan in his work from Sindh – By Iqbal Khatri

The conventional decorative goods have remained a phenomenal ingredient of the Northern Pakistan.

Decorative items of the Northern Pakistan - Image by Pasvic Surgeon
Decorative products of the Northern Pakistan – Image by Pasvic Surgeon

The handmade wooden pottery specially bowls and carves are the distinctive parts of the heritage of Hunza.

Exotic wooden crafts from Hunza - Image : Saad Rashid
Exotic wooden crafts from Hunza – Image : Saad Rashid

Sillanwali is a little town located in the Sargodha district of Pakistan which is particularly famous for its woodwork handicrafts, which are largely exported to other cities, provinces and even to other countries.

Handmade woodcraft from Sillanwali - Image: Amir Taj
Handmade woodcraft from Sillanwali – Image: Amir Taj

handwoven utensil is very common not only in the rural but also in the urban locations of Sindh and Punjab in Pakistan. This is used for maintaining Chapati ( Bread ) and typically known as Chaba.

A handwoven utensil &quot Chaba&quot - Image courtesy : wikipedia
A handwoven utensil " Chaba" – Image courtesy : wikipedia

The conventional penny banks or money boxes created of clay have still not lost their reputation amongst Pakistani kids.

The traditional penny banks - Saidpur Model Village - Photo: Faisal Saeed
The conventional penny banks – Saidpur Model Village – Photo: Faisal Saeed

The conventional wooden bags are also very mesmerizing for their tremendous art operate.

A classical handmade wooden bag of Pakistan - Armughan Javaid
A classical handmade wooden bag of Pakistan – Armughan Javaid

The handmade Khussa shoes is the cultural footwear of Pakistan, which are made with fine leather and decorated with golden and silver threads, beads and sequins on classic motifs.

The handmade Khussa shoes - Image by Amir Taj
The handmade Khussa footwear – Image by Amir Taj

Multan is also popular for the exotic handicrafts created with camel bones. Camel bone is regarded as along lasting material for generating incredible handicrafts and articles for decoration.

A busy camel bone handicrafts man - Photo: Ammar Chaudhry
A busy camel bone handicrafts man – Photo: Ammar Chaudhry

Some clay pots are amazingly decorated with amazing mirror function in Multan and the Southern Punjab.

Mirror crafting art of Multan - Image : Javaria&ampKhadeeja
Mirror crafting art of Multan – Image : Javaria&Khadeeja

Who can deny the beauty of the excellent and handmade patchwork art of Sindh?

The handmade Sindhi patchwork art - Photo: Zahid Ali Khan
The handmade Sindhi patchwork art – Photo: Zahid Ali Khan

The hand knotted carpets and oriental rugs of Pakistan are planet renowned and magnificent in their character.

A fantastic handknotted carpet from Pakistan - Photo: Ted Swedenbur
A great handknotted carpet from Pakistan – Photo: Ted Swedenbur

The people of Sindh really like their standard hand woven buckets and door chimes.

The alluring handmade door chimes of Sindh, Pakistan - Image: go2net
The alluring handmade door chimes of Sindh, Pakistan – Image: go2net
The traditional handmade buckets from Thatta - Image: S M Rafiq
The conventional handmade buckets from Thatta – Image: S M Rafiq

No doubt, the fascinating and captivating Pakistani handicrafts are the integrated characteristics of the Pakistani cultural heritage.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Saturday, September 5, 2015

Pakistan Goods and Public Transport are particularly famous for their primitive art which is performed on the bodies of the lorries and trucks. You will hardly see any truck or lorry with out the standard decoration of colorful flora, fauna and calligraphy. This type of art is typically referred as the Pakistani Truck Art and this fantastic art tradition dates back to the British governing era more than the Indian Sub Continent when the horse drawn carriages for the high class men and women had been embellished by the craftsmen. These decorated buses, trucks or lorries are beautified from bumper to bumper with phenomenal and captivating artistry.

A decorated Truck in Pakistan. Image: Anser
A decorated Truck in Pakistan. Image: Anser

The owners of the goods transports in Pakistan invest massive quantity on the enrichment of their trucks and trolleys not only on their exquisite designs but also on their structural alterations. Nowadays, almost in every single key city of Pakistan, there are numerous bedecking centers and decors where this splendid truck art is executed.


A Wonderful Tuck in Pakistan ( An image by Lili )

In some way these trucks also represent their respective places and cultures. Despite the fact that in numerous components of the globe the cars are renovated but the Pakistani Truck Art is so special in its layout and designing.

The decorated buses in Pakistan ( Image : Jeff Boucher )
The decorated buses in Pakistan ( Image : Jeff Boucher )

Sometimes the art display also includes the mirror function on the front and back of the automobiles and similarly the wooden carvings are also utilized on the truck doors. Today many other supplies like tinsel, plastic and reflective tapes are also introduced in the decorative elements. Some trucks are also getting enchanting chains annexed with the bumpers and when they move they make jingle bells voice. We can also see big, 3-dimensional models of birds or animals attached to the side of some of the trucks. The viewing deck of the trucks which is constructed appropriate on the top of the driver’s cab is also adorned with grace. These decks are also used to load the further luggage and as the sleeping spot for the truck employees.

The driver's cabin of a Pakistani Truck ( Image: Ishtiaq Ahmad )
The driver's cabin of a Pakistani Truck ( Image: Ishtiaq Ahmad )

Would you think that most of the artists who elaborate this art on the trucks and other autos have not attained any formal art training or education, but they use their personal imagination and expertise for their creativeness. Sometimes, they also depict the historic events and also draw the sketches of the famous personalities. The Pakistani Truck Art also includes the calligraphy of poetic verses, prayers and humorous quotes. The talented artists total their art work on the truck bodies typically within two weeks.


A Paskistani Truck Artist busy in his operate ( AP Photo )

Monday, August 31, 2015

A perfect wedding wear is a dream of a Pakistani girl on her marriage day due to the fact the wedding rites in Pakistan carry a specific significance. The preparation of the formal dresses for this festive occasion is a really extraordinary tradition. The Pakistani bride desires it to be charming and memorable as she desires to appear beautiful throughout the ceremony.

Pakistani Bridal Dresses

The wedding dress for the brides varies in styles and desigs from standard bridal ware to modern day designs or fusion of each. Most bridal dresses are custom made. The fabric, style, colors, stitching, embroidery, jewelry, footwear, make up and so forth. are all developed to match and complement one particular yet another.

Formal bridal dresses in Pakistan consist of Lehenga, Gharara, Sharara, Shalwar Kameez, Kurta Pajama, Trouser Suit, and Saree and so forth.

Pakistani bridal ware

Some of the wedding attires like Ghararas and Lehengas are quite popular in Indo Pak area. Gharrara was originated in the Indian city, Lucknow throughout the era of Nawabs. At that time it was regarded a typical elite dress employed by girls of upper class. Nowadays these dresses are used by the brides on their wedding days which not only reflect the rich cultural tradition but also add peerless charm in their appear.