Bindi Magnets

Bindi as an Archer

Bindhi is kumkum on Indian Hindu women's forehead. If youre a girl from Indian culture and love everything desi like kajal and bindi and sarees you will love this simple design. The design includes the traditional nose pin or nose ring. Desi girls who people speak Hindi, Bengali, Marathi and Punjabi will love this design.

Customized de3sign for Bindi the Aussie

crocin and walkin

Pyas lag rahin hai, tho pilo Pakola! (If you are thirsty, drink Pakola!)

I hope you like it.

Portrait painting of an Indian woman. Inspired by old, colorful, decorative and naive Indian folk art miniature painting style. Original painting: acrylics on canvas, size about A4.

This is an abstract line art print of an indian girl with a bindi/pottu and gold earrings.

A south-east asian twist on Rosie the Riveter

This is an abstract line art print of an indian woman with a bindi/pottu and gold earrings.

This is an abstract line art print of a south indian woman with a bindi/pottu and gold earrings.

Desi girl or Brown girl pride design. Woman who are from India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh will love this design. Doesnt matter if you Hindu or Muslim or Sikh you will love this.

Just a brown girl in space

Mother of the Universe...

Illustrated by Dania Sabri.

In Hinduism, the tilaka, tilak or tika (Sanskrit: तिलक tilaka; Hindustani pronunciation: [t̪ɪˈlək] tilak) is a mark worn on the forehead and other parts of the body. Tilaka may be worn on a daily basis or for special religious occasions only, depending on different customs. Vaishnavas apply clay from a holy river or place (such as Vrindavan or the Yamuna river) which is sometimes mixed with sandalwood paste. They apply the material in two vertical lines, which may be connected at the bottom, forming either a simple U shape or with an additional marking in the shape of a tulsi leaf. Their tilaka is called the Urdhva Pundra tilak.

indian woman mandala

For all the dark beauties out there!!

For Bangladesh's Liberation War.

:) I dont think I've posted this drawing that turned into a pattern

I <3 Sarees

Sketching faces :)~

From my drawing challenge for the month of June.

I plan on drawing more illustrations like this. (I'm fascinated with hijabs, so many folds, lines, shapes)

I made this drawing for International Women's Day :) <3 Here's to all the women out there ^0^ Stya strong and keep smiling

It’s International Mother Language Day. In honor of the 4 Bengali student martyrs who stood up for their mother’s language in 1952, and for every one today out there- never forget, do your best to preserve the language and culture for the future generations.