Fish Family | Madhubani Art on Handmade Paper | By Ashutosh Jha

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Fish Family | Madhubani Art on Handmade Paper | By Ashutosh Jha

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This heartwarming artwork, crafted on handmade paper, depicts a school of fish swimming together in a harmonious formation. Portraying a family of fish, with larger parents leading the way and smaller fry following close behind. Fish, a symbol of abundance and community, represent the importance of family and the strength found in unity.

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	DDG286
	Artist Ashutosh Garg
	Handmade Paper
	22 inch height X 7.5 inch width

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A Glimpse into Madhubani Art

Discover the captivating charm of Madhubani art with this beautiful painting, skillfully rendered on handmade paper by artist Ashutosh Jha. This folk painting, originating from the Mithila region of Bihar, India, is a vibrant expression of culture, tradition, and storytelling passed down through generations. The distinctive style, characterized by bold lines, intricate patterns, and vivid colors, makes it a unique and timeless art form. Measuring 22 inches in height and 7.5 inches in width, this piece is perfectly sized to add a touch of Indian artistry to any space.

The Significance of Fish in Indian Culture

The subject of this particular Madhubani painting, the fish, holds profound significance in Indian culture and mythology. In Hinduism, fish are associated with Lord Vishnu, specifically his Matsya Avatar – the first of his ten incarnations. Legend has it that Vishnu took the form of a fish to save Manu, the progenitor of mankind, from a great flood. The fish, therefore, symbolizes protection, fertility, and abundance. Furthermore, fish are often considered auspicious symbols, representing prosperity and good luck in various Hindu ceremonies and rituals.

Decoding the Art Form

Madhubani paintings traditionally depicted scenes from mythology, folklore, and daily life. While the techniques and tools have adapted over time, the essence remains the same. The outlines are typically created using natural dyes and pigments, and the painting style often involves filling in the figures with vibrant colors and intricate details. The "kachni" style, one of the prominent styles in Madhubani art, uses only line drawings, which is prominent in this artwork. The meticulous craftsmanship and artistic vision are evident in every stroke, making this painting a true testament to the rich artistic heritage of India. This artwork is a celebration of life, tradition, and the interconnectedness of humans and nature. The cluster of fish create an imagery of moving water as well as a sense of life and prosperity. The simple blue background allows for the details of the fish and the borders to pop up and create a unique view for the spectator.

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