The Colorful Vans In Pakistan

In the South Asian country, you will see trucks painted like giant mobile vase.
The colorful vans in Pakistan
In the 1970s, American and European tourists returned home with photos of brightly painted trucks and buses running through the streets of Pakistan. Paradise, a book about a journey from Turkey through Iran to South Asia, captures the surprise of a group of young European hippies when it comes to Truck Art.
In the late 1980s, the Pakistani government and independent investors began holding exhibitions abroad. Since then, the typical folk art of Pakistan is known more

. Looking at the car, you can know the cultural and historical characteristics of each region in Pakistan.
This tradition goes back to the 1940s, when Sikh drivers began to paint portraits of their masters and religious figures in their cars, to pay homage and pray for peace full. Then, they painted more pictures such as landscapes, horses with wings, peacocks, fish, flowers .



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The drivers spend time painting their "darling" as fussy as preparing a bride for her husband's house. The wooden doors are also meticulously carved in detail.
Bruce is one of the first screen icons to be loaded onto a truck in Pakistan. The image of a young man with bright eyes and an angular face brings a new breeze in a country full of sunshine, wind, dust, mountains and glaciers. Followed by Princess Diana and a series of celebrities moving across the street in the excited eyes of indigenous peoples and tourists.
Artist Kafeel Bhai Ghotki is the name that perhaps many people in Pakistan will mention in the role of developing and enhancing Truck Art The saying "Kafeel Bhai Ghotki Wally - right hand, left hand, swirling pitcher" appeared behind many cricket-inspired cars that Bhai loves.



He has the special ability to swing ball with both hands. Not asking for much money, Bhai lives by passion and sometimes just needs a few glasses of tea or simple meals. The artistic quality in him is also expressed from Bhai's willingness to refuse the invitation with high wages from the French, because he cannot sign his works.
Above the lid of the cabin is erected the roof that extends forward like a wooden porch. Since then, all surfaces, the artist can freely compose and fly with his soul. The pattern is circular with white and red heart, flowers, leaves, and plants dominate with all colors, at first glance seem confused. Around the rearview mirror are often drawn and contoured very carefully. In the Sindh region in the South, camel bone decorations are also popular.



Around the box or guard in front, many bells and string of strings are hanging. When running, tinkling sounds and nylon or fabric fluttering in the wind make the car more alive.
Religious verses and stories are intricately detailed and detailed, making each truck a true work of art. Opening the door to enter the tight space of the cockpit, you will understand why drivers never feel bored when every inch of space is beautified from the steering wheel, seat, glass edge ... Sagittarius is the image Used quite a lot for drawing on the back of a truck.
In addition to the trucks, many other vehicles in Pakistan are equally ornately decorated such as buses or rickshaws.



The passenger car with the assistant guy in a traditional shirt among thousands of brown, yellow, red and white brush strokes looks "cinematic".
One of the specialties in Truck Art is the eyes. They are meticulously drawn and soulful, like the guide on either side of the cabin or behind the trunk. The decoration price for a car is from 3,000 to 5,000 USD, but the drivers do not hesitate to pick up their purse because they consider the car also has a soul and a patron god. Each drawing, image as proof of belief in religion and when the wheels have begun to roll around, their strongest support is faith.
Truck Art's popularity extends beyond Pakistan's borders. The fashion house Dolce & Gabbana used to use them in their designs. In 2015 at their show, the rickshaw was painted Truck Art style in Milan, Italy and as a background for collections.



In 2006, this style Australian tram also attracted a lot of attention from locals.
According to An Nam / Vnexpress
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