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Sheshnaag

Rs. 140,000.00
Rs. 140,000.00
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Details

Artform

Contemporary Warli, Maharashtra

Artist

Amit Dombhare

Dimensions

36 x 53 Inches

Medium

White acrylic and cow dung pigment painted on cotton fabric

Framing

Unframed

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The Painting

Amit Dhombhare's "Sheshnaag" is a captivating depiction of a serpent rendered in the contemporary Warli style. The central image features a large, white serpent in a coiled position, dominating the composition. The serpent's body fills most of the background space, its head raised above the coils. The artist uses geometric shapes and stylized forms to create the serpent's scales and facial features. The use of cow dung pigment might be subtle, possibly for outlining or adding details to the serpent's form. The use of simple geometric forms, the incorporation of cow dung pigment (likely in subtle details), and the focus on a mythological creature connect this artwork to the Warli art tradition. Serpents are a common motif in various cultures, and in Hinduism, Sheshnaag is a massive nāga (serpent) upon which the god Vishnu rests. Sheshnaag symbolizes eternity, infinity, and cosmic support. The use of white acrylic paint adds a contemporary element to the traditional art form. The stark contrast between the white serpent and the natural fabric background creates a striking visual effect. The large scale of the serpent emphasizes its importance and grandeur.

The Art

Warli art originates from the tribal heartlands of Maharashtra where the members of the tribe would create intricate wall paintings using natural materials like rice paste, red ochre, and charcoal as part of their daily rituals and ceremonies. These paintings served as an artistic expression and a mode of communication, preserving the tribe's cultural heritage for generations. The distinctiveness of Warli lies in its simplicity and symbolism. Rendered primarily in white against a red ochre background, these paintings feature geometric shapes, such as circles, triangles, and squares, to depict human figures, animals, nature, and mythological tales. The art form's themes revolve around tribal life, communal harmony, and the interconnectedness of humans with nature, reflecting the Warli people's deep spiritual beliefs and reverence for their environment.

The Artist

"Born on August 17, 1985, in Dahanu, Maharashtra, Amit Dombhare draws inspiration from his Adiwasi Warli roots. With over 20 years of artistic experience, he embarked on his Warli painting journey in the year 2000. Learning the traditional craft from his grandfather, Jethya Dombhare, and later under the guidance of acclaimed artist Anil Vangad, Amit Dhombare's work reflects a deep connection to his cultural heritage. Using traditional materials such as canvas cloth primed with cow dung and colors derived from rice paste mixed with neem, His artworks capture the essence of Warli traditions. Unlike conventional Warli compositions, he brings a unique perspective, infusing modernity and technology to showcase the evolving life in his community. Amit Dombhare's artistic journey extends across renowned platforms, including participation in the National Craft Museum in Delhi and exhibitions at Delhi Haat. His creations have captivated audiences in diverse cities such as Pune, Jaipur, Mumbai, Chandigarh, Mysore, Indore, Bhopal, Goa, Haryana, Hyderabad, Gwalior, Dehradun, Odisha, and more. Through these exhibitions, Amit has woven a rich tapestry of Warli art, transcending regional boundaries and sharing the cultural legacy of his Adiwasi Warli heritage. "

Provenance

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

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Other details

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