Hello again...
Please take a few minutes to view my introduction to the beautiful 25 piece Miniature Asian Art Painting Collections that I have available.
All of the scenes and settings shown here are included and all are 100% freehand painted by rural Thai school children on black felt like material
The artists were members of a rural village children's co-operative who painted them during a self help programme initiated by my Dad way back in 1995 and which continued to 2000.
Each piece is signed and included in each collection there is a brief biography of each of the artists. Some of these very talented students were as young as 9 years of age but the work they produced rivals that of many prominent painters.
All members of the co-operative were chosen from low income rural families and their participation enabled them to supplement their meagre pocket-money allowances and enabled them to have some of the things they had yearned to own or enjoy, but weren't able to afford. Quite a few saved their earnings and used it to continue their education through college and beyond.
Others purchased motorcycles and musical instruments and all manner of other things that they had been dreaming about. And still others contributed what they earned to assist their siblings through school.
Most of what this co-op produced during that period were used for the purpose they had been created, but some remained after the project had run its course and that surplus production is what I now have to work with. Of course the number available is limited and once they are all sold then that will be the end of this opportunity.
The frames shown in this clip are digital and do not form part of the collections, however, for a small additional consideration, I would be happy to print them out on high quality photo card for anyone who would like to have them too.
The price of every 25 piece collection is a ridiculously low (THB) 100.00 Thai Baht per painting (That's a fifth of the price charged for silk-screened illusions selling at tourist haunts in the cities). A total of just 2,500 baht per collection, and that includes registered mail delivery worldwide..
At today's exchange rate that's about Au$3.50. Euro€2.50. US$3.00. and GBP£2.00. for each original painting delivered right to your door. And that's cheaper than mud.
For those with an interest in making them an earner, just imagine the profits that you could make by reselling the unique items that you could create with them.
For example: One Unique Greeting Card made with one of these lovely works of art would fetch at least Au$10.00/15.00. Make lovely wall hangers with scrap cardboard, some pretty fabric or paper and a little imagination. Recycle a shoe box and turn it into a beautiful gift box, or a container to hold ribbons and hair accessories or jewellery items.
And as you will see in my Gallery #3, there is also potential for creating beautiful Original Art Gallery Albums. But the scope is enormous and is only limited by the imagination.
Give a gift that no one else can give. One that you have created yourself.
All orders will be dispatched by Registered Airmail within 3 business days of payment verification and it should take no longer than 7 to 10 days to reach most destinations.
For larger resellers bulk orders are possible, but remember there is a limited number available.
One third of all net earnings from commercial activity on lalitasworld.com will be dedicated to helping to support 70 orphaned and abandoned children who are presently being provided at least a form of shelter and sustenance and being given rudimentary education and training by a young man who was himself an orphan. Take a look at my latest clip on 'lalitamusic' to see some of them and how they desperately need a little compassion and caring. Your contribution will be very much appreciated and welcomed.
Webpage link:
www.lalitasworld.com/gallery2.html
Take a look at my music channel. Lots to see and enjoy there: www.youtube.com/user/lalitamusic
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Lalita's Gallery #3 Presents Her Beautiful Unique Asian Art Gallery Albumby Lalitabusiness112 views
wow, where do you get all the stuff you sell?
destinybone 1 year ago
@destinybone Hi, we make them all ourselves. It's fun and we (a friend and myself) get a lot of satisfaction from doing everything without any involvement from our parents other than they provide the payment solutions.
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Lalitabusiness 1 year ago