Handcrafted Madhubani Ardhanareeshwara-Traditional Mithila Paintings of Prosperity
CUL0695
Madhubani Matsya Avatar art depicts Lord Vishnu's first incarnation as a fish, symbolizing the preservation of life and prosperity, rendered in the traditional Madhubani painting style of Mithila, Bihar, India. Known for its intricate patterns and vibrant color palette, this art form embodies spiritual themes and a connection with nature.
The Matsya Avatar is illustrated with ornate designs, often surrounded by aquatic elements like flowing water, lotus flowers, and fish motifs, representing abundance and balance. The use of natural colors such as red, blue, green, and yellow, accentuated with bold black outlines, enhances the richness of the artwork. The background is typically adorned with geometric patterns and traditional symbols, reflecting cultural significance and divine grace.
Dimensions:
Length-38.5cm ;Width -28.5cm
Frame Type : Not Framed( Framing can be done for an additional charges)
Care Instructions:
- Handle with care.
- Display away from direct sunlight.
- Clean gently with a soft, dry cloth.
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Material
Handmade canvas
Product dimensions
Length-38.5cm ;Width -28.5cm
Care Instructions
Color Disclaimer
Please be aware that the actual colors may slightly differ from what you see on screen
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