| Code | CM20 |
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| Medium: | Papier-mâché |
| Size: | 9X9 Inch |
| Location: | Delhi |
Papier-mâché is a traditional craft that has been practiced in India for hundreds of years. The word "papier-mâché" is French and means "mashed paper.". It is a decorative art form that originated in Persia and was introduced to India in the 14th century.
The process of making papier-mâché involves soaking paper in water for several days, draining the paper, and mixing it with cloth, rice straw, and copper sulphate to create a pulp. Placing the mixture on a mould and allowing it to dry for two to three days, coating the surface with glue and gypsum, rubbing the surface smooth with a stone or baked clay, and applying layers of tissue paper, sanding or burnishing the piece, and applying several coats of lacquer paint.
Papier-mâché masks are used to decorate living spaces and drapery to add dramatic character on stage.
For shipping with in India and out of India, the rates as per courier company charges will apply.
This artwork is accompanied by an Authenticity Certificate.
