A vibrant depiction of Krishna dancing atop a serpent, surrounded by devotees, symbolizing triumph and divinity.
The painting revolves around the divine act of Krishna subduing the serpent Kaliya, symbolizing the victory of good over evil. It presents a spiritual narrative from Indian mythology, emphasizing divine power and devotion.
The style is reminiscent of traditional Indian folk art with symbolic representations of figures and nature. It uses simple forms, flat figures, and a stylized approach to convey mythological stories.
This painting would be ideal for a meditation room, living room, or any space with spiritual significance. It conveys a calming yet inspiring energy, making it perfect for spaces aimed at introspection and reflection. This artwork will complement any room or space beyond those mentioned, depending on individual preference.
The mood is both serene and celebratory. While the calm blues and greens evoke a sense of peace, the dancing figures and Krishna's triumphant stance create an uplifting and joyful atmosphere.
The composition is balanced, with Krishna as the central figure, elevated on the serpent's head. The symmetry of the surrounding dancers and the large tree creates a harmonious layout, while the flowing water and serpent add dynamism.
The painting employs earthy and muted tones, with deep greens, whites, and blues dominating the palette. The peacock feather, clothes, and serpent bring in bright contrasts, adding vibrancy to the artwork.
Krishna Series is a original handmade painting made by Pranita bora. 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 36 inches, and its height is 36 inches.
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I have always felt that the true essence of Indian Art is reflected in the stone-art, cave-art & sculptures. This truth had dawned on me whenever I visited various places during my study tours. And hence I decided that the style of expressing my art will be simple, bold and yet portray the accurate subject matter & essence of what I want to put forth. while studying art, I have been constantly putting down every subject that crossed my mind on canvas. I see & feel the presence of God in the beautiful nature around me and get intrigued in it. Hence most of the backgrounds of my paintings are very close to nature. An artist's creations are always based on the objects or incidents in their vicinity which leave a deep impact on his or her mind. My paintings are the symbols of the varied emotions of the inner self. 'KrishnaLeela' (The divine incidents in the life of Lord Krishna) have been the favorite subjects of paintings for many artists till date. But studying the ancient cave art of the tribal people has immensely helped me to decide my unique style of expression for my paintings. one can also sense the influence of the style of the world famous artist 'Rembra' on my 'Krishnajanma' (Birth of Lord Krishna) series of paintings. overall I can say that the style used in my paintings is quite unique. I have always thought about the anatomical lines and considered the figurative reflection while creating each painting. the use of colors, textures, color scheme and the rhythmic movement of the lines have resulted in this serene series of paintings.
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.
Please do not use soap water, detergent, disinfectants or any chemicals over the painting as it might dissolve the colors. Paper and cloth paintings are usually framed with a glass on top, hence the artwork will remain intact. You would just need to clean the glass. Always keep artworks away from direct sunlight and also from walls having water leakage problem, - as both can damage it.
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