A flower butta sketch design typically refers to a traditional motif used in various forms of art, including embroidery, painting, and fabric design, often in Indian art styles.
The design is characterized by a delicate and intricate arrangement of small floral motifs, typically consisting of blooming flowers with rounded petals. The flowers may be single or in clusters, often with a symmetrical or spiral arrangement.
The petals of the flowers flow outward in soft, graceful curves, interspersed with tendrils or vines that curl and loop around the blossoms, giving the design a dynamic feel.
The lines in the sketch are fine and detailed, capturing the natural beauty of the flowers and leaves, often with intricate shading to add depth. The petals might have delicate inner lines or dots that suggest texture.
The sketch design can be minimal or ornate, depending on whether the motif is meant for modern or traditional purposes. In contemporary designs, the butta may be stylized with simpler lines or abstract shapes.
