Video is informative but Last shot of your video is dengerous !!! Your garden is full of poisonous plants - called Parthenium. Please read about it and through out from your garden as soon as possible...
Manjistha Rubia cordifolia, known as Indian madder, is a species of flowering plant in the coffee family, Rubiaceae. It has been cultivated for a red pigment derived from roots
Hi, very informative video. Can you please share link to buy the portable grinder ( for grinding marble dust and lime) Is there a specific name for this kind of grinder
You can purchase general food grinder available in the market... ntg specific for this purpose. You could also hand grind it if you can (use gloves). I happen to just borrow it from someone for couple of days.
@@livelovefarm9724 We are building the entire home using lime, sand and jaggery. Locally this is called Guch - lime surkhi. Will share the pictures soon.
@@livelovefarm9724 I will share the pictures as soon as the walls and the plaster is completed. Madam, a quick question: Have you come across mechanised barnishing tool/ machine?
@@sharatkum1 no, i haven't seen any tool of that sort. But after applying plaster if u work on the plaster with thinner trowel for some time, you can reduce burnishing time.
Hello /julay all the way from Ladakh.. thanks for sharing your beautiful experience... Where is this place and how do you teach others?Because I'm curious to learn this plaster..
yes you can. cement will act as a hydraulic/setting compound and will add much more strength, but then you will lose the "natural" component if that matters to you. Here in the US stucco is made with cement, sand and hydrated lime.
Hi,I was planning to build a small mud room in Goa.but I was worried about heavy rains so I wanted to know som good plastering method that would keep the outer walls safe from heavy rains..
Great video!! very well explained!! well done! We specialize in traditional lime techniques in the UK with Tadelakt & Marmorino & also scagliola...The traditional Indian techniques are very interesting to me, i would love to visit to learn more about these recipes...do you have a website
Thanks 😊. Didn't know about Scagliola... checked about that after i read your message and it's amazing. Thanks for introducing it to me... will try to look into it. Do share some information regarding the technique if you can. And sry, i don't have any website. This is just a personal project i did for myself out of interest. Share your mail id i will send u more details on places that you can visit and organisations that are working on reviving traditional building practices.
@@livelovefarm9724 Thankyou!! My email is jezz@heritage-plasterworks.co.uk....the website is www.heritage-plasterworks.co.uk...will be happy to share some information on the technique for you if you send me an email..I was looking in to travelling India to teach the technique...i'm not too sure on its use or history in India.. it was born in Carpi in Italy in the mid 17th century but was also used around the same time in Germany (slightly different technique of scagliola)..from there its been used mainly throughout Europe and America
Hey hi. This is one amazing video, especially since I could not find many Indian youtubers covering this topic of limewash painting. Is there any way in which I can contact you? If it isn't too kuch trouble, I would like to get your advice on doing my own space this way. I can share my mail id here if that is more convenient for you. Do let me know via a reply, and I shall share the id. Thanks a lot.
