KARM 108

Lord Rama in Nature Madhubani Painting on Canvas

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Specifications
  • Art formMadhubani
  • ArtistLalita Ray-West Bengal
  • MediumAcrylic Color On Canvas
  • Dimensions24 in (H) x 18 in (W)
Description

Lord Rama, the seventh avatar of Vishnu, represents righteousness and divine adherence to dharma, his narratives from the Ramayana often depicting him in profound communion with nature during his forest exile. In this captivating Madhubani rendition, Lord Rama is depicted with the art form's signature stylized almond eyes and graceful form. The surrounding natural elements are brought to life through intricate double-line borders and the characteristic dense filling, incorporating traditional motifs such as the lotus, sun, moon, or peacocks, all meticulously integrated to create a vibrant, harmonious composition where every space is thoughtfully adorned.

Rendered in vivid acrylic colors on canvas, this striking Madhubani painting by artist Lalita Ray, from West Bengal, exemplifies the art form's adaptable spirit. Originating in the Mithila region of Bihar, Madhubani was traditionally practiced by women, adorning freshly plastered mud walls and floors for weddings and festivals, before transitioning to handmade paper in the 1960s. This piece reflects Madhubani's enduring visual language, whether through the bold colour application characteristic of the bharni style or the intricate linear work found in kachni, maintaining its signature double-line borders, stylized almond eyes, and dense compositional filling.

As a one-of-a-kind original, this painting is a unique artistic statement, not a reproduction. It ships complete with a signed Certificate of Authenticity, guaranteeing its provenance and originality. We are pleased to offer free insured delivery across India, ensuring this precious work arrives safely at its new home.

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Material & Care

Acrylic Color On Canvas.

  • 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

Madhubani · Mithila, Bihar

Lord Rama in Nature Madhubani Painting on Canvas

Lord Rama, the seventh avatar of Vishnu, represents righteousness and divine adherence to dharma, his narratives from the Ramayana often depicting him in profound communion with nature during his forest exile.

A language of line and colour, passed from mother to daughter.
Lord Rama in Nature Madhubani Painting on Canvas

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In this captivating Madhubani rendition, Lord Rama is depicted with the art form's signature stylized almond eyes and graceful form.

Lord Rama in Nature Madhubani Painting on Canvas

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The surrounding natural elements are brought to life through intricate double-line borders and the characteristic dense filling, incorporating traditional motifs such as the lotus, sun, moon, or peacocks, all meticulously integrated to create a vibrant, harmonious composition where every space is thoughtfully adorned.Rendered in vivid acrylic colors on canvas, this striking Madhubani painting by artist Lalita Ray, from West Bengal, exemplifies the art form's adaptable spirit.

Lord Rama in Nature Madhubani Painting on Canvas

03

Originating in the Mithila region of Bihar, Madhubani was traditionally practiced by women, adorning freshly plastered mud walls and floors for weddings and festivals, before transitioning to handmade paper in the 1960s.

The tradition

Drawn in the fine kachni line-work and bharni fill of Madhubani, Bihar, on handmade paper.

Madhubani · Mithila, Bihar