Darjit                                                   

This is the Pantry floor that Jennifer McGee created. I created it by first sealing the wood and the lower part of the sheet rock with concrete adhesive, next I used a pencil to sketch a pattern on the floor, then I sculpted the grape clusters using sheet metal cut to the height I wanted my finished floor to be and let it harden over night. Next I formed the vines, tendrils and the veins in the leaves, using the sheet metal to determine the correct height, then let it set overnight. Then I sculpted the leaves and let them set. Finally I started filling in around the design until I completely filled in the floor. I filled in the right side first and let harden then the left so I had plenty of room to work. I used concrete colorant that I found at a cement supplier to color the darjit in my pattern. I let it dry completely, and then coated the floor with multiple coats of a polyurethane sealant. If you have any questions you can use our comment box located on the ordering page or email me at darjitqueen@yahoo.com.

 Jennifer used Darjit as a wall plaster in this bathroom to create this beautiful effect.

Jennifer used two shades of red pigment, each mixed in the Darjit to create this effect.