This painting showcases a traditional Indian couple in a folk art style, highlighting vibrant colours and intricate patterns.
The theme centers around a traditional Indian couple, symbolizing love, intimacy, and cultural heritage. The artwork draws on folk traditions and portrays the bond between the two figures in a domestic setting.
The painting follows a folk art style, characterized by stylized figures, bold outlines, and intricate patterns. The detailing appears meticulous, with symmetrical lines and a decorative approach commonly seen in Indian folk art.
This painting would be ideal for a living room or bedroom, especially in spaces where a cultural or traditional theme is desired. Its vibrant colours and folk art style make it a great conversation piece for intimate settings.
The mood is intimate and peaceful, reflecting the comfort and closeness between the two figures. The relaxed poses and soft gestures evoke a sense of affection, making the scene both serene and warm.
The composition is balanced, with the two figures placed centrally and the intricate detailing of their clothing and surroundings drawing the eye. The use of symmetry and decorative patterns emphasizes the traditional folk style.
The overall palette is rich and warm, featuring earthy tones like brown, red, and green. These are contrasted against dynamic whites and yellows, giving the artwork both vibrancy and depth, while the dark background offers further contrast.
Babu & Bibi - Romancing is a original handmade painting made by Delaware valley projects. This painting is made with poster colors colors on paper. This artwork is signed by artist, and accompanied with the Certificate of Authenticity. The width of the painting is 14 inches, and its height is 22 inches.
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Indian Paintings Traditional Art - Kalighat Painting: "Babu & Bibi Ð RomancingÓ," by Suvarna Chitrakar - Original Handmade Indian Art Paintings for sale online in Fizdi Ð Fizdi.com - 14"W x 22"H Suvarna Chitrakar, an Indian artist, inherited the Bengal patachitra scroll painting tradition (folk art) from her father. SuvarnaÕs paintings depict wide array of themes - stories and tales from Hindu mythology, social issues, female infanticide, trafficking of girls, issues on women empowerment and Babu culture prevalent in Kolkata during British colonial era. She had even depicted incidents such as Tsunami and 9-11 Twin Towers attack in her patachitra scrolls and paintings and composed songs to go along with those scrolls while doing her storytelling. Suvarna is also involved in the Kalighat style of painting, and struggling to keep this Indian art form alive. Suvarna had exhibited her artwork at major international art festivals and events in countries such as United States, Germany, France, Australia, Sweden and United Kingdom. She hails from a village in Medinipur, India, where she conducts painting workshops in her village community to help the budding future Indian artists take up this traditional cultural heritage of patachitra scroll painting as a passion and a profession.
Ideally paintings don't require much care as its a vertical surface, hence dust doesn't settle quite easily. You can gently dry dust the painting once in a month. You can also gently use a slightly damp cloth and dab it gently over the surface to capture the dust particles. You can do this once in 6 months.
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