Pin Tailed Whydah Perch

In this poised composition, Jaggu Prasad paints the Pin tailed Whydah with a clarity that lets every delicate contour fall into place. The bird rests lightly on a branch of pale lavender berries, its long tail feathers trailing in soft, ribbon like curves. The contrast between the sharp black and white plumage and the small, rounded berries adds a steady rhythm to the frame. Using an otter’s hair brush, Prasad brings out the fine sheen of each feather and the gentle bloom on each berry, giving the piece a calm precision that feels effortless.

This 13 x 17 inch watercolour on paper suits collectors of avian studies, interiors that value quiet grace, and anyone who appreciates miniature painting rooted in patient observation. The composition stays minimal and focused, allowing the Whydah’s posture, tail movement, and striking beak to anchor the scene without embellishment.

Why This Artwork Stands Out:

• Handcrafted by Jaggu Prasad ji, a leading contemporary miniature artist
• A 13 x 17 inch centrepiece suited for refined walls and curated collection
• A collector’s artwork that blends elegance, technical finesse, and natural restraint

Invite this Pin tailed Whydah into your space and let its stillness and clarity bring composure to your surroundings.