Detailed view of the Village Woman portrait
Full-length view of the portrait of a village woman in this Madhubani Painting
Detailed view of the Village Woman portrait
Detailed view of the Village Woman portrait
Full-length view of the portrait of a village woman in this Madhubani Painting
Detailed view of the Village Woman portrait

Madhubani Retrato de una mujer del pueblo

Original & Authentic Artwork by a State-Awardee Madhubani Artist | 20.5 in x 7 in
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Este retrato de una mujer de un pueblo indio está hecho en estilo Madhubani Art.

Es una escena de madrugada... el pavo real está sentado en un árbol y las flores aún no han florecido; la mujer recién casada de este cuadro con un velo sobre la cabeza, elegantemente ataviada con atuendo étnico y adornos en la frente y las manos, va a buscar agua, a través de un hermoso sendero forestal, rodeado de árboles y flores.

  • Como es prominente en el arte de Madhubani, esta pintura representa la alegría y la felicidad en torno a los eventos importantes de la vida y el matrimonio es uno de ellos.
  • ¡Esta pintura estética y hermosa es digna de baba como arte de pared, y también será apreciada como un regalo único e invaluable!

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

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Image Credits: Madhubani Postal Stamp of India | GODL, Madhubani decorated Indian Railways Train | CC BY-SA 4.0