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Red Garden Rose Study
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Hyperrealism

Red Garden Rose Study

Description

In this detailed rendering of the red garden rose, Jaggu Prasad paints a single stem carrying a fully opened bloom alongside several waiting buds. The layered petals are shaped through controlled washes that reveal gentle shifts of red, shadow, and soft reflected light. The serrated leaves, drawn with clear venation, frame the stem with steady balance. Prasad keeps the composition focused and uncluttered, allowing the tactile quality of the flower and the accuracy of its structure to hold the viewer’s attention. The result is a classical rose plate rooted in clarity and disciplined observation.

This 8 x 12 inch watercolour on paper suits collectors of traditional rose studies, lovers of horticultural subjects, and interiors that appreciate refined botanical illustration. The painting carries a quiet strength that comes from fidelity to natural form rather than embellishment, making it an elegant piece for curated gallery walls, study corners, and nature themed arrangements.

Why This Artwork Stands Out:

  • Handcrafted by Jaggu Prasad ji, a master of miniature art
  • Intimate 8 x 12 inch scale, ideal for cabinet frames, study walls, or botanical cluster
  • A thoughtful collector’s piece that adds warmth, structure, and classical floral detail

Let this red garden rose study bring timeless refinement and natural grace into your home. Add this limited edition piece to your collection today.

Non-cancellable

This product cannot be cancelled once the order is placed. This item is non-returnable.

$ 1,399
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Are frames included with the painting?
No, frames are not included with the paintings. The frames in the images are for respresentational purposes only.
Are the artworks on Rooftop signed by the artist?
Yes! Artworks by Jaggu Prasad are all original artworks signed by him.
Is this painting handmade?
Yes. Indian Art Paintings on Rooftop are handpainted by master artists across the country.
Does this painting have a meaning that the painter wants to convey?
Maybe, maybe not. Yes, most artists paint with some meaning in mind, but when they share the artwork with the world, they let the viewers decide their own meanings and interpretations. So that everyone may have their own unique experience of the art.

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