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Multicolored Peacock Painting in Madhubani Style | Handmade Paper | By Ajay Kumar Jha

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Smaller pieces of art, especially those crafted in the intricate Madhubani style, serve as exquisite wall decor for lounge spaces. This Multicolored Madhubani Peacock on handmade paper exemplifies this with its compact size allows easy integration into lounge decor, while the traditional Madhubani patterns and vibrant hues infuse the space with cultural richness.


The peacocks placed with their backs to each other, a symbol of grace and beauty, become a focal point, creating a visually captivating and harmonious ambiance. This artwork not only adds aesthetic charm but also introduces a touch of tradition, making it an ideal choice for enhancing the lounge's overall appeal.

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DDG600
Artist Ajay Kumar Jha
Handmade paper
5.5 inch height X 7.5 inch width
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A Glimpse of Mithila: Introducing the Painting

Adorn your space with a vibrant echo of ancient Indian artistry. This exquisite piece, brought to you directly from the heart of Mithila, India, is a testament to the enduring legacy of Madhubani painting. Each meticulously drawn line and carefully chosen color is a reflection of a tradition passed down through generations, primarily by women, who transform their homes into canvases. This unique painting is rendered on handmade paper, giving it a special texture and feel, offering a tangible connection to its origins. The dimensions of the painting are 5.5 inches in height and 7.5 inches in width.

The Peacock in Indian Lore

The majestic peacock has always held a place of honor within Indian culture and mythology. Known for its vibrant plumage and regal bearing, the peacock is associated with beauty, royalty, love, and wisdom. In Hinduism, the peacock is the *vahana* (mount) of Lord Kartikeya, the god of war and victory. The bird's association with Kartikeya symbolizes his conquering of negative traits and represents auspiciousness and protection. Krishna, one of the most beloved deities, is often depicted wearing a peacock feather in his crown, symbolizing his connection to nature and representing beauty and dance. The peacock's association with rain is also deeply ingrained, as its dance is believed to invoke the monsoon, signifying prosperity and abundance.

Decoding the Art: Symbolism in Madhubani

Madhubani paintings are more than just decorative; they are visual narratives that convey stories, beliefs, and daily life. The style is characterized by its use of bold, vibrant colors and intricate geometric patterns. The subjects are derived from Hindu epics, natural elements, and social events. Traditionally, these paintings were created using natural dyes derived from plants and minerals, applied with twigs, fingers, and brushes onto freshly plastered walls. While modern adaptations may use commercial colors and paper, the essence and symbolism remain true to its roots. In this particular painting, the central figure of the peacock is rendered in the characteristic Madhubani style, complete with intricate patterns and a bold color palette. Each color carries its own weight in the narrative. Red often represents passion and prosperity, while yellow can signify knowledge and happiness. The intricate designs within the peacock's feathers are not mere ornamentation but a reflection of the rich tapestry of life. The addition of plant motifs, like the delicate leaves, indicates fertility, growth, and connection with nature. Each stroke carries intention, telling a story of cultural heritage and artistic expression.

The Artist: Ajay Kumar Jha

Created by the skilled hands of Ajay Kumar Jha, this painting embodies the artistry of a region steeped in history. Each piece is a labor of love, reflecting generations of artistic tradition. By purchasing this painting, you are not just acquiring art; you are supporting the livelihood of an artisan and helping preserve a vital part of India's cultural heritage. This folk art painting will bring life and color to any room.
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