Meet the Angels: Cloud, Hindu and Guardian: how the three angel styles differ
Our new Angels group has three styles. Here is how they differ.
Cloud Angel
You sit on a bank of sunlit clouds in a flowing robe with soft, feathered wings and a thin golden halo. You can pick the wing style, the robe colour and the sky, from a blue noon sky to a golden sunrise or a starry heaven.
Hindu Angel
A celestial being in the style of Indian temple murals, floating with golden wings and holding a small lit diya in each hand. Choose a silk costume in white and gold, red, green or other colours, and a backdrop such as a temple at dawn or a moonlit night.
Guardian Angel
You and your family are shown as themselves, protected by one gentle angel who stands behind and above you. The angel is always the biggest figure in the picture, never smaller than the people. Choose a golden-cloud sky, a meadow by a lake, or a quiet night at a child's bedside.
For men, women and children
All three styles are made for everyone. Everyone is fully and modestly dressed, men get dignified robes or a veshti and angavastram, and children are always covered.
