KARM 108

Tree of Life with Elephant Painting on Handmade Paper

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Specifications
  • ArtistAjay Kumar Jha - Delhi
  • MediumHandmade paper
  • Dimensions15 in (H) x 22 in (W)
Description

This exquisite traditional Indian painting features the profound motif of the Tree of Life, a universal symbol in Indian philosophy representing cosmic harmony, growth, and the interconnectedness of all existence. Its branches often reach towards the heavens while its roots anchor to the earth, signifying the cycle of life and renewal. Here, an elephant, revered in Indian culture as a symbol of wisdom, strength, and prosperity, is depicted alongside this sacred tree, enhancing the painting's narrative of auspiciousness and deep rootedness. The rendering employs fine lines and carefully chosen pigments, characteristic of traditional Indian artistic practices, to evoke a sense of spiritual depth and natural grace.

Crafted by artist Ajay Kumar Jha from Delhi, this painting is executed on handmade paper, a choice that lends a unique texture and subtle absorbency to the surface, enhancing the pigment's luminosity. The visible hand of the artist is evident in every brushstroke, from the delicate rendering of the foliage to the majestic form of the elephant, each detail meticulously brought to life through generations-old artistic techniques. The use of natural or artist colours further enriches the visual experience, offering a palette that resonates with the earthiness and vibrancy inherent in Indian folk and classical art forms.

As a one of a kind original, this painting is a unique artistic expression, distinctly not a print or reproduction. It carries the singular essence of the artist's vision and skill, offering a rare opportunity to own a piece of authentic Indian artistic heritage. This artwork ships accompanied by a signed Certificate of Authenticity, guaranteeing its originality, and includes complimentary insured delivery across India, ensuring its safe arrival to its new home.

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Material & Care

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

Tree of Life with Elephant Painting on Handmade Paper

This exquisite traditional Indian painting features the profound motif of the Tree of Life, a universal symbol in Indian philosophy representing cosmic harmony, growth, and the interconnectedness of all existence.

Every line here was drawn by hand, and carries a story older than memory.
Tree of Life with Elephant Painting on Handmade Paper

01

Its branches often reach towards the heavens while its roots anchor to the earth, signifying the cycle of life and renewal.

Tree of Life with Elephant Painting on Handmade Paper

02

Here, an elephant, revered in Indian culture as a symbol of wisdom, strength, and prosperity, is depicted alongside this sacred tree, enhancing the painting's narrative of auspiciousness and deep rootedness.

Tree of Life with Elephant Painting on Handmade Paper

03

The rendering employs fine lines and carefully chosen pigments, characteristic of traditional Indian artistic practices, to evoke a sense of spiritual depth and natural grace.Crafted by artist Ajay Kumar Jha from Delhi, this painting is executed on handmade paper, a choice that lends a unique texture and subtle absorbency to the surface, enhancing the pigment's luminosity.

The tradition

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

Indian Folk Art · India