A vibrant depiction of Lord Jagannath's festival with devotees in traditional attire celebrating the divine presence.
This painting showcases a religious and cultural celebration, focusing on the ritual of Lord Jagannath's Rath Yatra. It emphasizes devotion, community, and spiritual joy, illustrating a significant event in Hindu tradition.
The painting embodies a traditional Indian folk art style, with a focus on realistic human figures and detailed ornamentation. The intricate depiction of the garments and accessories gives it an authentic cultural essence.
This artwork would be ideal for spaces like a living room or meditation room. It evokes a sense of spirituality and cultural richness, making it suitable for areas where calmness and introspection are encouraged.
The mood is celebratory and reverent, reflecting the festive and spiritual ambiance of a religious procession. The expressions and body language of the figures convey joy and devotion, adding a sense of community and collective worship.
The composition is well-organized, with the central figures of devotees and Lord Jagannath framed in the middle ground. The background with the temple and crowd enhances the depth, while the linear arrangement of subjects leads the eye naturally across the scene.
The artist uses vibrant colours, including reds, greens, and blues, to emphasize the lively atmosphere of the celebration. Earthy tones in the background balance the vibrancy, making the subjects stand out prominently.
The Leela Of Jagannath- When Princess Padmavati Married A Sweeper is a original handmade painting made by Saswat routroy. This painting is made with water colors colors on paper. This artwork is signed by artist, and accompanied with the Certificate of Authenticity. The width of the painting is 10 inches, and its height is 14 inches.
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Kalinga and Kanchi were arch nemesis for years. To end their enmity, Kalinga king Purushottam Deva sent marriage proposal with Kanchi princess Padmavati. Kanchi naresh Salubha Narasimha Deva agreed to the marriage. Purushottam Deva invited him to Puri to attend the annual Rathyatra of Prabhu Jagannath. When Kanchi naresh couldnÕt attend the Rathyatra, he sent his prime minister for the occasion. Kalinga kings considered themselves to be the greatest survitor of Jagannath and it is a custom for the Kalinga king to sweep the path through which JagannathÕs procession would be carried on from Mandir to the chariot. Seeing the Kalinga king sweeping the path, the Kanchi prime minister felt contempt. He returned to Kanchi and told Kanchi naresh everything and refered Purushottam Deva as Chamar. When Kanchi naresh broke the wedding, Kalinga announced a war and defeated Kanchi. Purushottam Deva took Padmavati with him and ordered his prime minister Bidyadhara to find a sweeper and marry off the princess with him. Bidyadhara took Padmavati to his home and kept her like daughter. After one year, when Purushottam Deva was sweeping the path of Jagannath, Bidyadhara brough Padmavati and said that currently, Purushottam Deva is the most eligible sweeper to marry Padmavati. After asking Padmavati whether she has consent in the marriage, Purushottam Deva married her.
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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