24×36 Acrylic on canvas, original hand painting
Kalpavriksh, a tree that gives whatever the heart desires, is a mythical tree that is said to have appeared when the ocean was churned by the devas and asuras. The motif of the tree of life appears as early as the Indus valley civilization and has been the most loved motif in the Indian subcontinent.
The fish at the base represents spirituality, the peacock and peahen symbolizes prosperity and fortune. The one standing upright represents growth, and the bent one represents infinity. The flower and fruit motifs represents abundance and the birds- vitality and movement. The lotus at the top represents harmony and peace.
The style of painting is Kalamkari. More about this style is written in the about page.
24×36 Acrylic on canvas, original hand painting
Kalpavriksh, a tree that gives whatever the heart desires, is a mythical tree that is said to have appeared when the ocean was churned by the devas and asuras. The motif of the tree of life appears as early as the Indus valley civilization and has been the most loved motif in the Indian subcontinent.
The fish at the base represents spirituality, the peacock and peahen symbolizes prosperity and fortune. The one standing upright represents growth, and the bent one represents infinity. The flower and fruit motifs represents abundance and the birds- vitality and movement. The lotus at the top represents harmony and peace.
The style of painting is Kalamkari. More about this style is written in the about page.
