Tribes Art | Poster Color On Paper | By Deepa Kushwaha | With Frame

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Name: Tribes Art | Poster Color On Paper | By Deepa Kushwaha | With Frame
Brand: Exotic India
SKU: DDH109
Price: 70.00 USD
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	DDH109
	Artist: Deepa Kushwaha
	Poster color on handmade paper
	Dimensions: 16.5 inch height X 13 inch width

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A Tapestry of Tribal Lore: Unveiling the Mystique

This captivating artwork, a vibrant poster color painting on handmade paper, transports you to the heart of India's tribal art traditions. Created by the talented Deepa Kushwaha, it's more than just a painting; it's a window into a rich cultural heritage, steeped in symbolism and ancient storytelling. The piece, meticulously framed for optimal display, measures 16.5 inches in height and 13 inches in width, making it a perfect addition to any space.

The Dance Under the Sacred Tree

The central motif depicts a lively scene around a majestic tree, a recurring symbol in many tribal cultures representing life, connection to the earth, and the spiritual realm. The tree's branches, rendered in a vibrant palette of purples, greens, and reds, reach out like welcoming arms. This evokes the ancient concept of the World Tree, a common archetype in mythology across various cultures, connecting the heavens, earth, and underworld. In some traditions, such as those found in Norse mythology's Yggdrasil or Celtic mythology's various sacred trees, this central tree acts as a connector between the realms, symbolizing life, death, and rebirth.

Mythical Creatures in Motion

Surrounding the tree are stylized animal figures, possibly representing spirits or totems integral to tribal belief systems. Their vibrant colours and simplified forms showcase the unique aesthetic of tribal art. The playful energy of their movements could symbolize the cyclical nature of life, celebrations, or the unfolding of a narrative. Each animal, meticulously detailed with dots and lines, exudes an almost mystical quality, adding depth and intrigue to the piece. These forms, not realistic, but evocative of the animals' essence, represent a departure from classical representational forms, and speak to the spiritual and symbolic function of art within many indigenous cultures. These symbolic forms suggest connections to spirit animals, guides, or even representations of the tribal community.

The Artist's Hand: Deepa Kushwaha

Deepa Kushwaha's talent lies in her ability to capture the essence of tribal art, preserving its authenticity while adding her unique artistic perspective. The use of bold colours and simplified shapes isn't merely aesthetic; it reflects the storytelling nature of the art form and reflects a deep understanding of its cultural significance. Her work elevates this traditional style, giving it a modern appeal that transcends time and culture. The use of handmade paper further adds a textured element, underscoring the handmade, artisanal nature of the work.

More Than Just Decoration: A Cultural Legacy

This artwork isn't merely a decorative piece; it's a tangible link to a rich artistic heritage. Owning this painting allows you to bring a piece of this cultural tapestry into your own space. It’s an invitation to ponder the symbolic meanings embedded within its vibrant strokes and contemplate the rich history of tribal art. It's a conversation starter, an object of contemplation, and a beautiful statement piece that enriches its environment and stimulates the imagination. The frame enhances the painting’s presentation, preserving its beauty for years to come.

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