The Young Raj
My youngest son has a common preschoolers' obsession with animals, and an uncommon bond with elephants in particular. He was drawn to them from as early as we can recall, and has never wavered in his preference for them above all creatures. We sometimes call him Ganesh, the elephant boy.
These two torans, traditional Indian doorway tapestries, hang above the windows of his room. I love how they look with the chandelier. Sort of aristocratic hippie. Apt for a child named for a Joni Mitchell song.
Speaking of beach tar, his Daddy snapped this the other day (clearly with the eye of his heart). It was at a lake in the country, but I think you can tell his real home is a beach in Goa.
I found the camel toran on ebay, and the elephant one in a street market in Greenwich Village in April.
Labels: mine all mine, style
4 Comments:
love it! I share his love affair- my heart so wants to play at Goa beach someday!
Hi Kyran:
I'm not one for sending links to others - it's too often a form of spam - but your son simply HAS to see this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=He7Ge7Sogrk
I have some similar doorway tapestries from Azerbaijan which I adore. Your son has really good taste! And he looks like he'd be a hit on the beaches of Goa!
That's my boy.
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