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This captivating Mithila painting depicts a moment of devotion and spiritual connection, skillfully blending traditional folk art techniques with vibrant colors. The scene portrays a devotee offering prayers to a deity, surrounded by nature-inspired motifs, which is characteristic of Mithila art from the Mithila region of Nepal. The artist’s use of intricate patterns and bold…
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This is an exquisite hand-carved wooden Goddess Tibetan Dolma, Green Tara Statue . an energetic healing female Buddha.She is sitting in a classic pose with her right foot down, and lotus flowers on her shoulders.Green Tara filled with youthful vigor, is a goddess of activity. She is the fiercer form of Tara, but is still…
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Elephants hold a special place in Mithila culture, symbolizing royalty, strength, and wisdom, and are considered auspicious. This artwork, likely created using natural dyes and pigments on handmade paper or canvas, adds authenticity and charm.
Brass diyo are often used temporarily as lighting for special occasions, while diyas made of brass are permanent fixtures in homes and temples. Especially in Diwali, diyas or candles are representing of enlightenment, knowledge, or wisdom. Diyo are a part of Indian culture, as a representative or sakshi for auspicious reasons, as well as an…
Brass diyo are often used temporarily as lighting for special occasions, while diyas made of brass are permanent fixtures in homes and temples. Especially in Diwali, diyas or candles are representing of enlightenment, knowledge, or wisdom. Diyo are a part of Indian culture, as a representative or sakshi for auspicious reasons, as well as an…
The fish motif is significant in Mithila painting as it symbolizes wealth and abundance, making this piece perfect for those who appreciate art with cultural depth and meaning. The intricate border and the careful attention to detail reflect the time-honored techniques passed down through generations of Mithila artists.
Sinamu is a container of Sindur – traditional vermillion red or orange-colored powder usually worn by married women in a part of their hair. Sindur indicates a woman is married. Nhyaka is a mirror used in Newari culture on the occasion of puja, special ceremonies like a wedding day, Eihi, Gufa, etc. These holy instruments…
The art style, rooted in the ancient tradition of Mithila, is characterized by its use of natural dyes and pigments, with fine lines and bold patterns that add a unique charm to the piece. The painting is not just a visual delight but also a cultural artifact that reflects the rich heritage of the region.
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This vibrant artwork is a stunning example of traditional Mithila painting, a folk art form that originates from the Mithila region of Nepal and India. The painting depicts a graceful village woman standing under a lush, green tree, adorned in a colorful sari and intricate jewelry, holding a basket in her hand. The use of bright, natural colors and bold, intricate patterns is characteristic of this art style, which is often associated with themes of nature, mythology, and daily life.
Mithila paintings mostly depict people and their association with nature and scenes and deities from the ancient epics. Natural objects like the sun, and the moon, and religious plants like tulsi are also widely painted, along with scenes from the royal court and social events like weddings.
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