18" Village Pastoral Scene | Rosewood Inlay Art Panel

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Specifications

	DDQ350
	Rosewood With Inlay Work
	12 Inch Height X 18 Inch Width X 1 Inch Length
	Weight 1.50 kg

About the Item

Depicts a shepherdess guiding a cow and dog through a tranquil stream, embodying rural harmony.
Showcases the traditional Mysore inlay technique with intricate detailing and skilled craftsmanship.
Features a natural color palette derived from various woods, highlighting the pastoral theme.
Crafted from durable rosewood, ensuring longevity and a rich aesthetic.
Adds a serene and rustic charm to any living space or meditation area.
A unique decorative piece that offers a glimpse into a peaceful village lifestyle.

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100% Handmade

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MADE IN INDIA.

A Window to Rural Harmony

This exquisitely crafted rosewood panel offers a glimpse into the serene beauty of village life. Employing the traditional Mysore inlay technique, the artwork captures a pastoral scene with remarkable detail. A woman, perhaps a shepherdess, is depicted gently wading through a stream, her simple attire and serene expression reflecting a life in harmony with nature. Beside her, a cow with a decorative neck piece gracefully walks along with a dog, completing a peaceful tableau of companionship and livelihood. The warm, earthy tones of the wood further enhance the rustic charm of the scene. This panel is not merely a decorative object but a portal to a simpler, more tranquil world.

The Art of Mysore Inlay

The intricate art of Mysore inlay is a legacy passed down through generations, originating in the royal city of Mysore, India. It is a meticulous process where artisans skillfully embed small pieces of wood, ivory (or materials that replicate its beauty today), and other precious materials into a base of rosewood. The result is a smooth, seamless surface where the individual components merge to create a cohesive image. This ancient technique, once patronized by royalty, is now a cherished art form, preserving the heritage and cultural identity of the region. The creation of each panel is a testament to the dedication and artistry of the skilled craftsmen.

Echoes of Yashoda

The image of the shepherdess evokes associations with powerful female figures deeply rooted in Indian culture. In particular, the figure of Yashoda, the foster mother of Krishna, is deeply entwined with the pastoral theme. Yashoda, often depicted with cows and amidst the simple beauty of village life, embodies maternal love, nurturing, and the intrinsic connection between humanity and the natural world. While not a direct portrayal of Yashoda, the shepherdess in this panel carries echoes of her spirit, reminding us of the importance of compassion, simplicity, and respect for all living beings. This piece serves as a reminder of the importance of connection to nature and its beauty.

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