Observed arrival · 2026-09-24
Sangita Bhutada’s Rangoli & Henna Art
Houston artist Sangita Bhutada presents a portfolio of rangoli, henna and sand art, alongside books, videos and collaborations.
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- The biography says she has published 17 books on henna, rangoli and embroidery, and describes work made with powders, flowers and grains.
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The biography traces Bhutada’s practice from a rangoli camp in India, where it says she taught 500 youngsters over a month, to demonstrations and large-scale commissions. The site describes work made with colored powders, flowers and grains, including designs on water and ice; its listed projects also include a 25-foot-diameter rangoli made over two days at the Lubbock Arts Festival.
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