A vibrant depiction of a historic temple wheel, reflecting intricate artistry and architectural grandeur.
The painting captures the architectural grandeur and historical significance of the iconic wheel of the Konark Sun Temple. It reflects the rich cultural and artistic heritage of ancient Indian structures, encapsulating the sanctity and beauty of the monument.
Realism with a focus on detailed architectural representation. The artist uses precise brush strokes to bring out the texture and intricacies of the stone carvings. The perspective adds depth, making the wheel appear larger than life and monumental.
This painting would be ideal for spaces that emphasize culture, history, and spirituality. It can suit a study room, a library, or a living room where it can serve as a focal point of conversation and admiration. This artwork will complement any room or space beyond those mentioned, depending on individual preference.
The painting evokes a sense of awe and reverence towards ancient architecture and craftsmanship. It feels both peaceful and grand, inviting a contemplative mood that's reflective of history and culture.
The composition uses strong linear perspective, with the temple wheels placed prominently in the foreground. The diagonal lines of the pathway guide the viewer's eye through the painting, while the repetitive structures of the temple add rhythm and balance.
Earthy tones like ochre, sienna, and brown dominate the painting, representing the sandstone material of the temple. These warm hues are contrasted with a cool, pastel blue sky, creating a balanced and harmonious color palette.
Konark Sun Temple - Wall With Wheels is a original handmade painting made by Uma krishnamoorthy. This painting is made with acrylic colors on canvas. 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 18 inches.
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ÒHere the language of stone surpasses the language of humanÓ -Rabindranath Tagore Konark Sun temple or Konark Surya Mandir is located in the village of Konark, some 35 Kms from Puri, in Orissa, India. It is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Dedicated to Sun God, Surya, what remains of the temple complex (that was constructed in the 13th century), has the appearance of a 100 ft high chariot with immense wheels and horses all carved from stone. Once over 200 ft high, much of the temple is now in ruins, but majestic and awe-inspiring, all the same. The current temple is attributed to Narasimha Deva 1 of the Eastern Ganga Dynasty (1238 Ð 1264 CE). It is one of the few Hindu temples whose planning and construction records written in Sanskrit in Odia script have been preserved in the form of palm leaf manuscripts that were discovered in a village in the 1960s and subsequently translated. The architecture of Konark Sun temple is magnificent, both inside the temple and outside, with intricately carved sculptures. Its architecture has all the defining elements of the Kalinga architecture Ð it includes Shikhara (crown), Jagmohana (audience hall), Natya Mandir (dance temple) and Vimana (tower). It is oriented towards the east so that the first rays of the sunrise strike the main entrance. The wheels of the temple are sundials; sunÕs shadow on the spokes of the wheels is used to measure the accurate (to a minute) time of the day, even today. The Konark Sun temple is built in the form of a mammoth chariot that Surya rode. It is said the Surya rode across the sky on his chariot pulled by seven horses. The platform of Konark is engraved with twelve pairs of wheels of the chariot. The architecture is also symbolic, seven horses representing seven days of the week and twelve pairs of wheels corresponding to the twelve months of the Hindu calendar. Twelve pairs of wheels or the number twenty four also represents twenty four hours of the day. (Source: Drawn from Wikipedia)
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