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Krishna Leela - Kaliya Daman | Acrylic On Paper | By Roopa

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Item Code:	DDH455
Artist:	Roopa
Specifications:	Dip Pens and Acrylics on Paper
Dimensions	11.7 inch height X 16.5 inch width

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A Masterpiece of Madhubani Art: The Kaliya Daman

This vibrant Madhubani painting, "Krishna Leela - Kaliya Daman," by artist Roopa, captures the iconic moment of Lord Krishna subduing the serpent Kaliya. Created using dip pens and acrylics on paper, this artwork is a stunning example of the rich tradition of Mithila painting, originating from the Mithila region of Bihar, India. The detailed depiction of characters, the vivid colors, and the intricate patterns truly bring the scene to life. The painting measures 11.7 inches in height and 16.5 inches in width, making it a perfect addition to any home or art collection.

The Legend of Kaliya: A Tale of Divine Intervention

The "Kaliya Daman" depicts a pivotal event in the life of Lord Krishna. Kaliya, a venomous serpent, terrorized the Yamuna River, poisoning its waters and causing immense suffering to the villagers. The villagers prayed for help, and young Krishna, known for his divine power and compassion, stepped in. He fearlessly danced on Kaliya's multiple heads, ultimately subduing the serpent and liberating the river. This act symbolizes the triumph of good over evil, demonstrating Krishna's strength and devotion to protecting his people. The story is often told and retold in various forms throughout the Indian subcontinent, cementing Krishna as a symbol of courage and divine protection. The legend transcends mere narration becoming a powerful cultural metaphor.

Roopa's Artistic Vision: The Madhubani Style

Roopa's artistic interpretation of the Kaliya Daman is deeply rooted in the Madhubani painting style, also known as Mithila painting. This folk art tradition, practiced for generations by women in the Mithila region, is characterized by its unique style of painting using natural dyes and pigments. Today, Madhubani art often employs acrylics to create the vivid colors seen in Roopa's work. The use of bold colors, intricate lines, and geometric patterns are all hallmarks of Madhubani art, and they are expertly employed here in "Krishna Leela - Kaliya Daman" to create a visually stunning depiction of the legend. Each element, from the swirling river to the detailed clothing of the onlookers, displays the precision and artistry of Roopa's skill. Notice the rich symbolism embedded within the work, further enriching the narrative through visual cues.

A Piece of Indian Mythology in Your Home

This Madhubani painting is more than just a decorative piece; it is a window into Indian mythology and culture. Owning this artwork is like owning a piece of history, a tangible connection to the rich tapestry of Indian storytelling. It is a celebration of Krishna's divine powers and a testament to the enduring legacy of Madhubani art. Displaying this painting in your home brings a touch of vibrant color and spiritual significance to your space. It sparks conversations, invites contemplation and serves as a powerful symbol of faith and hope. The artwork's vivid depiction of the narrative serves not just as beautiful art but as a story itself, offering a unique opportunity to engage with Indian culture in a deeply meaningful way. Consider it a conversation starter, a unique addition to your art collection and a celebration of rich Indian heritage.

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