Dashavathar | Acrylic On Paper | By Roopa

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Name: Dashavathar | Acrylic On Paper | By Roopa
Brand: Exotic India
SKU: DDH448
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	DDH448
	Artist: Roopa
	Dip Pens and Acrylics on Paper
	Dimensions: 31 inch height X 24 inch width

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A Kaleidoscope of Divinity: The Dashavathar Madhubani Painting

This vibrant Madhubani painting, titled "Dashavathar," is a breathtaking masterpiece created by the talented artist Roopa. Measuring an impressive 31 inches in height and 24 inches in width, this artwork is a stunning representation of the ten avatars of Lord Vishnu, a central deity in Hinduism. Each incarnation is depicted with meticulous detail and rich symbolism, showcasing the artist's deep understanding and reverence for this important Hindu mythology. The artwork is created using the traditional Madhubani style, using dip pens and acrylics on paper, resulting in a textured and intensely colorful piece. The bold lines and flat planes of color are characteristic of the Madhubani style, creating a visually striking composition.

The Ten Avatars: A Journey Through Mythology

The Dashavathar, meaning "ten incarnations," recounts the ten appearances of Lord Vishnu on Earth to restore dharma (righteousness) and vanquish evil. Roopa’s rendition skillfully captures the essence of each avatar. From Matsya, the fish avatar who saved Manu from a great flood, to Varaha, the boar who lifted the Earth from the depths of the ocean, each form tells a unique story of divine intervention and cosmic balance. The powerful imagery includes Kurma, the tortoise, who supported Mount Mandara during the churning of the ocean; Narasimha, the half-lion, half-man who slayed the demon Hiranyakashipu; Vamana, the dwarf who humbled the arrogant king Bali; Parashurama, the warrior Brahmin who rid the Earth of evil kings; Rama, the ideal king who epitomizes dharma; Balarama, the elder brother of Krishna known for his strength and piety; Krishna, the divine charioteer and friend of Arjuna who delivered the Bhagavad Gita; and finally, Kalki, the yet-to-come avatar who will usher in a new age of righteousness. Each figure is uniquely rendered in vibrant colors and expressive poses, breathing life into these ancient tales.

The Madhubani Tradition: A Legacy of Art

This painting is a beautiful example of the Madhubani painting tradition, originating in the Mithila region of Bihar, India. Madhubani art is deeply rooted in the culture and beliefs of the Maithili people and is often created by women, passed down through generations as a treasured skill. Traditionally painted on freshly plastered walls of homes or handmade paper, Madhubani paintings utilize natural pigments and feature rich symbolism derived from mythology, nature, and daily life. The distinctive style is marked by its intricate details, bold lines, and vibrant use of color. The depiction of the Dashavathar beautifully illustrates the spiritual and cultural depth inherent in this rich art form. Each element, from the intricate borders to the expressive facial features of the deities, speaks to the dedication and skill of the artist. The flat perspective and the use of vibrant primary and secondary colors are characteristic of the style, creating a lively and joyous representation of the sacred narrative.

A Piece of History for Your Home

This "Dashavathar" Madhubani painting is more than just a beautiful piece of art; it is a window into ancient Indian mythology, a testament to the enduring traditions of Madhubani painting, and a remarkable example of Roopa’s artistic talent. It makes a unique statement piece for any home, bringing the richness and vibrancy of Indian culture and spirituality directly into your living space. Its large size makes it an impressive focal point, while the detail in each of the ten avatars allows for close examination and appreciation of the artwork's intricate details. Whether you're a collector of folk art, a devotee of Hinduism, or simply someone who appreciates stunning and evocative art, this painting is sure to become a cherished possession.

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