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Greeting Cards

Hello,
I would like to share with you people some of the newest addition to my greeting cards stock. But this time, they are not made by me. These are handpainted by my mother-in-law, Asha Vishwasrao. They have been well received at the Art Market. People really liked them and said that nowdays its hard to find handpainted cards. So I am going to learn to make them from her and make some more.





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  1. theartandcraftgalleryApril 17, 2012 at 10:38 AM

    Hi Namrata, I really like your idea of hand painted cards and you do a great job of making them :)

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