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Dancing for lord Shiva and goddess Parvati

Rs. 120,000
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Artform

Kangra, Himachal Pradesh

Artist

Mukesh Dhiman

Dimensions

10x6.5 Inches

Medium

Natural Pigments on Handmade Paper

Framing

Unframed

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The Painting

In this beautiful Kangra painting Mukesh Dhiman presents a frenetic tableau in which a group of devotees have gathered to express their love for the primordial Gods Shiva and Parvati. In the scene we can see dancers losing themselves in the tune played by the musicians that stand in the background while the Gods look on and the proceedings with the aura of quiet appeasement. The painting is rendered in the traditional palette of greens and blues associated with Kangra with the figures providing pops of vibrant colors.

The Artform

"Kangra miniatures are a form of Pahari painting that originated in the Kangra region of Himachal Pradesh, India, during the late 18th century. These miniatures are characterised by their delicate and meticulous brushwork, vivid colors, and a focus on portraying themes from Hindu mythology, particularly the love stories of Lord Krishna and Radha. The artists often drew inspiration from the landscapes of the Kangra Valley, infusing their works with a sense of natural beauty and romanticism. One of the distinctive features of Kangra miniatures is their preference for a pastel color palette, which lends a soft and ethereal quality to the paintings. The artists employed fine brushes and pigments derived from natural sources to create intricate details in the figures, clothing, and backgrounds. The portrayal of figures often exudes a sense of grace and elegance, with special emphasis on the expressions and postures of the characters. "

The Artist

Mukesh Kumar Dhiman is a distinguished miniature artist hailing from Nagrota district in Kangra, Himachal Pradesh. He began his career three decades ago under the tutelage of esteemed Padmashree Awardee, Mr. Vijay Sharma. As a member of the ‘Kangra Arts Promotion Society’, he has actively contributed to the revival and preservation of this rich cultural heritage. He has provided his services to the local museum in Nagrota. His miniature works have been exhibited nationally and internationally in places such as Frankfurt, Germany, and the ‘All India Art Exhibition’ in 2002 where he received national recognition as well. He was honoured with the ‘State Award’ in 2011 and 2012, and the prestigious ‘National Award’ in 2014.

Provenance

The painting has been created by Bridge Bharat’s master artist partners.

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Other details

"The price you see is for an unframed painting. If you want us to custom frame the artwork, please drop us a message. We highly encourage this, framing is an art by itself :) The artwork you will receive is as close to the original artwork as possible but as with all things handmade, there may be minute differences in color and motifs, truly rendering each artwork one of a kind. Trust the process! "

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