Thread Garden at Ooty is located by the side of North Lake Road, opposite the Boat House. This beautiful garden is created by Anthony Josheph with the help of 50 skillful and proficient craftsman. This garden is a first of this type that is so colorful and lovely.
It exhibits some of the most magnificent and exquisite collection of artificial flowers and plants.
To create this wonder one has not used a stitch of a needle or any other machinery. Stiff cardboards are used for flowers and petals, steel and copper wires are used for stem. Along with this they generously used variety of colorful threads to create these visual delights.
More than 400 different shades and plain natural colored embroidery threads have been used to create artificially made flowers that remain fresh for a long long time.
It has wonderful display of flowers, plants and lawns fabricated entirely from thread, canvas and wire. They look very natural and fresh forever.
It exhibits some of the most magnificent and exquisite collection of artificial flowers and plants.
To create this wonder one has not used a stitch of a needle or any other machinery. Stiff cardboards are used for flowers and petals, steel and copper wires are used for stem. Along with this they generously used variety of colorful threads to create these visual delights.
More than 400 different shades and plain natural colored embroidery threads have been used to create artificially made flowers that remain fresh for a long long time.
It has wonderful display of flowers, plants and lawns fabricated entirely from thread, canvas and wire. They look very natural and fresh forever.
Incredible and pretty daunting to think of all the work that went into this. Very, very cool.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful pictures of flowers..
ReplyDeleteWell, artificial flowers have their time and place.Nowadays they look so natural.
ReplyDeleteHow fascinating....clever work!
ReplyDeleteHow exquisite the flowers are, I've never seen anything like them before, what a great way to start Mosaic Monday this week.
ReplyDeleteHow exotic!!! very beautiful blossoms Rajesh. Happy Mosaic Monday
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Very interesting garden and the flowers look so real! Beautiful capture...Sure to check this place next time if I visit ooty
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Beautiful flowers !!
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It looks so life like - very pretty
ReplyDeleteI thought they were all real. What a talent to be able to make something like that.
ReplyDeleteGosh, that's a lot of work to make these gorgeous flowers - I wish I had seen this when I was in Ooty, is it new?
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Nicely done...
ReplyDeleteIt is a new place when compared to other sites in Ooty.
ReplyDeleteOh wow! Amazing work!
ReplyDeleteAre these not fresh flowers?
ReplyDeleteWorth a Thousand Words
These are amazing pieces of art that showcase attention to detail and a lot of patience.
ReplyDeletehow beautiful the waterlily pond is. Could watch it forever :)
ReplyDeleteOoty is new and afresh.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful art and craftsmanship! Thank you for sharing....something new and different for sure!
ReplyDeleteI had to look at the pictures like 10 times since you mention these flowers are not real. I can't tell them apart from reality. Wow, these artist have great talent. #OurWorldTuesday
ReplyDeleteAmazingly lifelike, - beautiful craftsmanship, for sure.
ReplyDeleteso natural-looking and pretty
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i like the deep red
ReplyDeleteWonderful and bright colours...beautiful photo's
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Very creative, and very beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWow that's some needle talent!
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That first photo is what looks a bit natural for me, but the rest looks artificial. I have been to Ooty and i love the tea gardens on the way up. Besides, i went to the rose garden for the sunrise shot with my Indian companion found at the conference. The Botanical Garden is also lovely. I enjoyed my stay in Ooty.
ReplyDeleteAmazing craftsmanship - I just hope that this never has to replace the real thing!
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