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Item Code : MWR 566
Size : 36 ” x 24 ”
: 90 cms x 60 cms
Frame : Wooden
Krsna arrives at Radha’s palace. Her friend mesmerized by krsna’s devine presence.
Madhubani art has vibrant colours with well defined human / animal objects, bodyparts, limbs, decorative traditional costumes. Each artwork is distinctly bordered artistically.
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“ Eternal Love ” |
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Item Code : MWR 567
Size : 18 ” x 24 ”
: 45 cms x 60 cms
Frame : Wooden
Krsna devouring butter from earthen pot hanged to ceiling. Mother Yashoda, is blinded with love to Krsna and his innocent act of stealing butter. Child Krsna is helped by companion Gopi in the act, while Mother Yashoda is churning butter.
She is overwhelmed at mis`chievous yet innocent denial of consuming tempting butter by Krsna. The story is immortalized in Epic.
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“ Who Moved my butter ? ” |
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Item Code : MWR 568
Size : 18 ” x 12 ”
: 45 cms x 30 cms
Frame : Wooden
Madhubani art has vibrant colours with well defined human / animal objects, bodyparts, limbs, decorative traditional costumes. Each artwork is distinctly bordered artistically. |
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“ A Warrior ” |
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Item Code : MWR 569
Size : 24” x 36”
: 60 cms x 90 cms
Frame : Wooden
Women Worshiping Moon God.
Madhubani art has vibrant colours with well defined human / animal objects, bodyparts, limbs, decorative traditional costumes. Each artwork is distinctly bordered artistically.
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“ Moon God ” |
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Item Code : MWR 570
Size : 24” x 36”
: 60 cms x 90 cms
Frame : Wooden
Lonely Radha is fondly cheered by her friend and even the bird folks.
Madhubani art has vibrant colours with well defined human / animal objects, bodyparts, limbs, decorative traditional costumes. Each artwork is distinctly bordered artistically.
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“ Solitude ” |
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Item Code : MWR 571
Size : 24” x 36”
: 60 cms x 90 cms
Frame : Wooden
Krsna envelopes Radha with his blanket to shield her from breezy chill shower.He takes her to riverside floraly decorated shelter for rest, Where a maid has readied a bed of roses and leaves.Epical inscriptions describe the scene.
Madhubani art has vibrant colours with well defined human / animal objects, bodyparts, limbs, decorative traditional costumes. Each artwork is distinctly bordered artistically.
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“ Bed of Roses ” |
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Item Code : MWR 577
Size : 24” x 36”
: 60 cms x 90 cms
Frame : Wooden
In the Hindu mythological epic of ‘Ramayana’, lord Rama with Sita and Laxmana were exiled at the words of their father. They passed through many forests and crossed river Yamuna in the decorative boat. They are escorted in the front by Hanuman; son of the wind God, devout of lord Rama and a leading warrior among monkey tribe. At the rear is Laxmana. Lord Rama is believed to be incarnation of lord Vishnu and Sita that of Godess Laxmi.
The verses in the local dialect describes of the emotions of anxious devotees waiting at the bank of the river for the devine appearance of the lord and pay their respect.
Madhubani art has vibrant colours with well defined human / animal objects, bodyparts, limbs, decorative traditional costumes. Each artwork is distinctly bordered artistically.
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“ Lord Rama-Sita in exile ” |
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Item Code : MWR 578
Size : 36” x 24”
: 90 cms x 60 cms
Frame : Wooden
Swayamwar is the ritual of selecting a groom. King Janak (father of Sita) announces the swayamwar to win the hand of his beautiful daughter Princess Sita. He invites kings, princes and sages from all over. Rama; the brave and devine son of King Dashrath attends the ceremony.
A large heavy bow is placed in the center of the Swayamwar hall. King Janak announces that the person who will string the bow would win the hands of fair Sita. One by one every king, prince tries to string the bow but none of them could even lift it. Kings also tried collectively but could not do so. Finally it was Lord Rama’s Turn. He prayed and in one breath lifted the bow, stung it and broke it in to two. Everyone was astounded and broke into cheers. Sita walks upto Lord Rama and places a garland around his neck. And so, they are wed.
The verses in the local dialect describe how Sita is emotionally overwhelmed at the sight and touch of Lord Rama.
Madhubani art has vibrant colours with well defined human / animal objects, bodyparts, limbs, decorative traditional costumes. Each artwork is distinctly bordered artistically.
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“ Swayamwar ” |
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Item Code : MWR 579
Size : 24” x 36”
: 60 cms x 90 cms
Frame : Wooden
The Gopis are fervently devoted to Lord Krisna. Sensing his arrival, they are captivated and enchanted to reval in ecstasy. Shrubs, trees, flowers, leaves and even the birds, animals stood enchanted. They wait for a devine engagement of senses with the supreme. The omni present Lord Krisna is in the hearts of each Gopi.They perceive and experience that the Lord has answered their devotion and has joined in revelry.
The verses in the local dialect describe that the anxious wait is over. The Lord has appeared. Herelding the arrival, flowers shower, the river Yamuna raises and the Gopis are ecstatic.
Madhubani art has vibrant colours with well defined human / animal objects, bodyparts, limbs, decorative traditional costumes. Each artwork is distinctly bordered artistically.
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“ Raas Leela ” |
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Item Code : MWT 751
Size : 21” x 21 ” x 21 ”
: 50 cms x 50 cms x 50 cms
Frame : Wooden
Madhubani art has vibrant colours with well defined human / animal objects, bodyparts, limbs, decorative traditional costumes. Each artwork is distinctly bordered artistically.
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“ A Peacock ” |
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Item Code : MWT 752
Size : 21” x 21 ” x 21 ”
: 50 cms x 50 cms x 50 cms
Frame : Wooden
Madhubani art has vibrant colours with well defined human / animal objects, bodyparts, limbs, decorative traditional costumes. Each artwork is distinctly bordered artistically.
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" A pet Peacock " |
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