Pintura de Vir Ganapati o Ganesha en hoja de palma | Pattachitra de Odisha | 19 cm x 14 cm
Pintura de Vir Ganapati o Ganesha en hoja de palma | Pattachitra de Odisha | 19 cm x 14 cm
Pintura de Vir Ganapati o Ganesha en hoja de palma | Pattachitra de Odisha | 19 cm x 14 cm
Pintura de Vir Ganapati o Ganesha en hoja de palma | Pattachitra de Odisha | 19 cm x 14 cm

Pintura de Vir Ganapati o Ganesha en hoja de palma | Pattachitra de Odisha | 19 cm x 14 cm

Estampado colorido de hoja de palma | 7.7 in x 1.2 in
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'Vir roopa' de Ganapati o Valiant Ganesha significa triunfo sobre el mal y la ignorancia.

Historia de la pintura

Hay 32 roopas o formas de Lord Ganesha o Ganapati como se describe en la escritura ' Mudgala Purana' . Esta pintura de Pattachitra de Orissa muestra a 'Vir Roop' de Ganapati en una postura dominante con un gesto de valentía o abhay mudra, armado con un gancho o khadag, un hacha y un lazo de serpiente o nagapasha.

  • Esta pintura o chitra ha sido impresa en una Hoja de Palma o Patra, de ahí el nombre Talapatrachitra.
  • Es una obra de arte detallada de un artista auténtico de Orissa.
  • Los estados indios de Bengala Occidental y Orissa tienen su propio estilo de pintura Pattachitras y difieren en el uso de motivos y el gobierno le ha otorgado una etiqueta de indicador geográfico a cada estilo. de la India.

* Cuanto más fina es la obra de arte, más valor agrega a las pinturas.

Características

SKU - K100010
Dimensiones - 19cm x 14cm
enmarcado - No
Color - Coloreado
superficie de pintura - Hoja de palma
Cantidad - 1
GI etiquetado - Sí
Origen - Bhubaneswar , Orissa
Sujeto - Religión y Mitología
Estilo de Arte - Arte Popular | pintura pattachitra
Instrucciones de cuidado - No doble esta pintura antes de enmarcarla
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Image Credits: Laxmi Meher | CC BY-SA 4.0, Lord Jagannath Pattachitra Wall Painting | CC BY-SA 4.0