Ankur and Adi.....

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Hello,

 These are the quilled monograms I made for my nephews ,Ankur and Aditya. Ankur means the first sprout or the first bud and symbolises new beginnings whereas Aditya is a name of the rising sun or the sun god.These pictures now adorn the showcase in their home.

 Both monograms are made from 3mm wide strips on a white canvas base.

 Constructive criticism and suggestions are welcome.

 Until next time,
Avanti......

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