Wednesday, October 26, 2022

Day 3720: Diwali and Mitzi.

   

"Vulnerable power grid"; junk mail collage, china marker.



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Diwali in India: The Festival of Light

Diwali, also known as Deepavali, is one of the most important festivals in Hinduism. The holiday also has significance for Sikhs and Jains, and is celebrated not just in India, but in Nepal, Malaysia, Singapore and other countries with South Asian diasporas.

   
  
 

Diwali, one of the most important festivals in Hinduism, begins today with colorful customs and celebrations. It's generally celebrated for five days, with the biggest day being the third one. 

 

More and more major brands are recognizing the festival of lights, running ad campaigns and stocking products related to the holiday in the US. South Asian Americans who celebrate Diwali can now pick up fireworks from Costco, greeting cards from Hallmark and party decorations from Target. 

 

  
  



Handmade cards are the best!

  

I received this great handmade Halloween card from talented, thoughtful Seal Beach artist, Mitzi Winks. Mitzi was in a few of my classes at Catalyst in Westminster. One of the classes was making cards from recycled papers. Mitzi has been sending great cards ever since. Thank you. Mitzi!

 

 
 
 
 
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4 comments:

elenor said...

It's interesting how the marks and the reddish stripe connect the left and the right side. Wonderful, Jacki!

jacki long said...

Thanks Elenor, I like this one too.

john said...

There is not end to the turmoil in war. I just love how you are supportive each day with a piece of new art. Go Jacki! :-)

jacki long said...

Thanks John! Your kind words help. On one hand I feel committed, but on the other hand I am aching to do something lighter?