Del-Lon-Del: Paul Smith Showcases Play Clan
British designer Paul Smith showcases Indian design collective Play Clan in his New Delhi and Bangalore shops with 'Del-Lon-Del, a Tale of Two Cities', a Warli-inspired range.
What do you think is common between the twin cities of New Delhi and the Queen’s London, apart from chicken tikka masala?
Don’t wreck your brains out as it’s internationally acclaimed British designer Paul Smith, who for the first time showcases Indian design collective Play Clan in his New Delhi and Bangalore shops.
With the mix of traditional art and modern illustration with confident colours, a trademark of Paul Smith referred to as ‘classic with a twist’.
The project entitled ‘Del-Lon-Del, a Tale of Two Cities’ explores the relationship between Delhi and London through a series of artworks featuring the two respective cityscapes.
The Play Clan contemporarises the ancient art of Warli paintings from Maharashtra to present the tale of two cities, layered with local culture, history, and iconic landmarks.
The artwork prints and products exclusive to Paul Smith India, include tote bags, cushions, drinks coasters and note books is already on display at Paul Smith New Delhi, and Paul Smith Bangalore.
From the October 2010 issue of FHM India.
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