KARM 108

16 Moole Aarti Chittara Painting on Handmade Paper

SKU: DDJ817

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Specifications
  • ArtistNanditha - Bangalore
  • MediumPen On Handmade Paper
  • Dimensions8 in (H) x 8 in (W)
Description

This captivating artwork, titled '16 Moole Aarti Chittara,' emerges from the rich tradition of Chittara art, an intricate folk painting style historically practiced by women of Karnataka, India. Chittara designs, often geometric and symbolic, are traditionally rendered on walls and floors for auspicious occasions. Here, the '16 Moole Aarti' motif likely signifies a sixteen-cornered ritualistic pattern, an intricate geometric expression often imbued with sacred meaning, symbolizing light, prosperity, and cosmic order, rendered with remarkable precision.

The artist, Nanditha from Bangalore, demonstrates a masterful command over the medium of pen on handmade paper. While Chittara traditionally employs natural pigments on larger surfaces, Nanditha's work adapts this ancestral wisdom to a more intimate scale, showcasing the delicate linear quality and fine detail achievable with penwork. The visible technique reveals meticulous hand control, where each line contributes to the complex, interwoven patterns that are characteristic of this art form, celebrating both tradition and individual interpretation.

This exquisite creation is a unique, one of a kind original, not a mass-produced print. It will be delivered accompanied by a signed Certificate of Authenticity, ensuring its provenance and value. We are pleased to offer complimentary insured delivery across India, ensuring this treasured piece arrives safely at its new home.

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Material & Care

Pen On Handmade Paper.

  • Keep out of direct sunlight to protect the pigments
  • Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth
  • Avoid moisture, humidity, water and sprays
  • Frame under UV-protective glass for longevity
  • Handmade — slight irregularities are the artist's signature

Indian Folk Art · India

16 Moole Aarti Chittara Painting on Handmade Paper

This captivating artwork, titled '16 Moole Aarti Chittara,' emerges from the rich tradition of Chittara art, an intricate folk painting style historically practiced by women of Karnataka, India.

Every line here was drawn by hand, and carries a story older than memory.
16 Moole Aarti Chittara Painting on Handmade Paper

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Chittara designs, often geometric and symbolic, are traditionally rendered on walls and floors for auspicious occasions.

16 Moole Aarti Chittara Painting on Handmade Paper

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Here, the '16 Moole Aarti' motif likely signifies a sixteen-cornered ritualistic pattern, an intricate geometric expression often imbued with sacred meaning, symbolizing light, prosperity, and cosmic order, rendered with remarkable precision.The artist, Nanditha from Bangalore, demonstrates a masterful command over the medium of pen on handmade paper.

16 Moole Aarti Chittara Painting on Handmade Paper

03

While Chittara traditionally employs natural pigments on larger surfaces, Nanditha's work adapts this ancestral wisdom to a more intimate scale, showcasing the delicate linear quality and fine detail achievable with penwork.

The tradition

A hand-painted work in a traditional folk idiom of India.

Indian Folk Art · India