Capture Your Fondest Memories In A Beauteous Handmade Painting This Diwali

 

Diwali, the name itself depicts so much color, sparks, and blooming light. This festival of lights is celebrated with great pomp by Indian communities all over the world every year. It is a celebration of the triumph of good over evil featuring lovely rituals like jubilant lights, fireworks, delectable treats, and family get-togethers.

The word Diwali is derived from the Sanskrit word "Deepavali," which stands for "rows of lit lamps." People around the world celebrate it by decorating their spaces with little lamps known as “Diyas” and other bright lights to commemorate the occasion.

I have heard many stories about the celebration of Diwali. According to one of the main stories from Hindu mythology, Diwali is celebrated on the day Lord Rama, his wife Sita Devi, and brother Lakshmana return to their hometown after 14 years of exile.

Another story commemorates Lord Krishna's victory over the demon Narakasura and the liberation of his kingdom's inhabitants. Lord Krishna called it a festival day after slaying the demon.

It is also said that Diwali is celebrated in the honor of the Hindu goddess of wealth, Lakshmi. The lights, candles, and lanterns used to mark the festivities are thought to aid the goddess's entry into people's homes, bringing prosperity for the coming year.

Whatever story you pick, the outcome from this celebration is what matters. What comes out as a result of this celebration is closeness in family and nearby people and not to forget radiant pictures. We have outlived the time when we use to wait for the photographer to capture our emotions and our enamored moments. We can now have endless memories with a simple click. But that doesn’t mean photographers are obsolete. If you want professional photography they are always the best option. However, it is not always pocket-friendly. We only hire them on big occasions such as a wedding or a photo shoot. We rarely hire a professional photographer, so the best option is to click with your phone if you want memories of every occasion.

However, what we can do is choose the most aesthetic pictures and get them painted. Speaking of which why not get it framed on your wall in the form of a handmade painting and cherish the Diwali celebration forever. It'll be one of your wall's most attractive features. It will bring you great joy and make you happy if you have an artwork with which you have an emotional connection.

Check out this handmade painting which is 100% handcrafted from Buttistore to get the idea. Handmade painting is a prominent form of abstract art.  The artists embed all the essential elements into the painting and put their heart and soul to capture the emotions of a photograph scrupulously. Handmade paintings are not done digitally but rather painted by talented artists using only acrylic paints on canvas. The colors appear vibrant, and the details are stunning. This Diwali, get together with your friends and family, celebrate it grandly and imprison the memories in these paintings forever.

Apart from handmade painting, there are also other options which you can choose which are created digitally using a Wacom pad and stylus pen by incredible artisan. This includes “Photo to art”, “Photo to merge art”, “Mosaicframe”. You can also get one of your beautiful photographs sketched. It is drawn on drawing paper with only a pencil and charcoal. The best part is you don’t have to worry about searching for framing stores. Buttistore will frame it black with matte lamination which will last a lifetime.

This Diwali let’s take the oath of celebrating it green and help our mother Earth breathe clean air. Let’s light up the homes and hearts of our beloved family instead of polluting our mother nature with crackers and bombs. Instead of harming of environment, let’s celebrate with lights, decorate our home with rangoli, have a lofty dinner with family plus have a photo session.