fabric –Munga Tussar silk

color – natural beige/ cream

paint- acrylic

size-2.5 meter

weight- 155 gm

wash care- dry clean only, reverse ironing

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Category: Hand Painted Dupatta

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Minor irregularities in work is the uniqueness of handicraft items which makes each product exclusive

hand painted full jaal work dupatta

with Silk Mark Certificate

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Description

Hand dyed grayish blue Gheecha silk saree

Disclaimer- color variation may be there what is appeared in above images due to different screens display and resolutions.

Size- length of saree is 6.4 meters and width is 44 inch approx. with running blouse

Hand painted on blouse border (blouse in picture is only for presentation)

With silk mark certificate

Note- It’s compulsory to make Un-boxing video of parcel within 24 hr for any type of complain (only wrong and defective item will be replaced)

Painting -In this beautiful Blue grey Gheecha silk saree Radha Krishan Maha Raas along with Gopi is depicted. Maha Rass, the divine dance of Radha and Krishna, is a popular theme in Madhubani painting, a traditional art form of Mithilanchal Bihar, India. This scene symbolizes the eternal love and spiritual union between Radha and Krishna. In Madhubani style, it is depicted with intricate patterns, vibrant colors, and detailed motifs of nature, such as flowers and peacocks, representing the harmony of the universe. The circular dance, with Krishna at the center and Radha alongside, captures the essence of devotion, joy, and cosmic rhythm, all hallmark traits of this folk art.

Madhubani Masterpiece: Adorn yourself with the beauty of Madhubani art, a centuries-old Bihar’s Mithila region painting tradition that tells stories through intricate designs.

Festival Ready: Perfect for celebrating festivals, weddings, and special occasions, our sarees add a touch of tradition and elegance to your apparel.

Ideal Gift: Give the gift of cultural richness and artistry to the women in your life. These sarees make for memorable and thoughtful presents.

Gheecha silk is a type of hand woven silk fabric known for its unique texture and durability and it has a coarser and natural finish’. The fabric is eco-friendly and usually crafted in neutral, earthy tones, but dyed in vibrant colors for various fashion purposes.

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Hand dyed mehandi green Gheecha silk saree

Size- Saree length is 6.4 meters and 44 inch width with running blouse (blouse in picture is only for presentation)

hand painted on blouse border

with silk mark certificate

Note- It’s compulsory to make unboxing video of parcel for any type of complain within 24 hr (only wrong and defective item will be replaced)

The post “Shyam Rang Mein Rangi Radha” (Radha Immersed in Krishna’s Love) first appeared on Madhubani.

Description-In this timeless Madhubani painting, the depiction of Krishna playing the flute alongside Radha is a symbol of divine love and spiritual harmony. Krishna, the incarnation of Lord Vishnu, is portrayed serenading Radha, who embodies devotion. Krishna is shown in blue symbolizing his divinity, while Radha is painted in vibrant colors, representing her pure love.

The background includes nature elements like trees, river flowers, and animals, symbolizing beauty, fertility, and Krishna’s connection to nature. Intricate patterns, geometric designs, and vibrant borders enhance the artwork’s elegance, creating a serene and romantic atmosphere.

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Madhubani painting, originating from the Mithila region of India, showcases intricate designs that celebrate themes of nature, mythology, and cultural narratives. The female forms depicted in these paintings highlight the profound connection between art and femininity.

Why Baby Krishna Madhubani Painting?

Baby Krishna, shown in his infant form, is painted in deep hues symbolizing his divinity. He is seen lying on a large green leaf, surrounded by water motifs, representing the mythological story of his protection and the sustenance of the universe.

The painting is adorned with intricate patterns, including floral designs, geometric borders, and aquatic elements like fish and lotuses, enhancing the beauty and depth of the composition. This depiction of baby Krishna emphasizes his divine innocence and connection to nature.

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