Lippan Art के साथ बनाए शानदार Flower Pot / Traditional Lippan Art On Pot / Matka Decoration

Today's video is about making a beautiful Swag Hogi and covering various topics related to it, such as cleaning the pot, applying colors, and preventing the soil from absorbing the colors.

To prepare the clay, mix the clay thoroughly until it becomes one color. Then, make a string out of the clay and gradually reduce it using a saree string. This will ensure that the clay is reduced evenly without becoming too thin.

It is recommended not to mix all the clay packets at once, especially if you are a beginner. Mix the clay gradually, starting with one packet, and then move on to the next packet once the first one is finished. This way, the clay won't dry out quickly, and you won't waste too much clay.

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To make the color paste, mix marble wicked powder and Fevicol adhesive in equal amounts. You can add 2-3 spoons of color to the mixture, or more if desired. Mix it until it becomes lumpy, and then continue mixing until it becomes smooth and similar to the ones available in the market.

After the pottery is dry, you can decorate it in two ways. You can use it as a decorative piece, such as a table centerpiece with a decorative item placed on top. Alternatively, you can use it as a flower pot, which will give it a traditional look and make it a beautiful addition to your home decor.

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