Rooted Birdsong by Sajhwa Devi

In 'Rooted Birdsong', Sajhwa Devi creates a hybrid form which seems part bird, part plant. The creature rises from curling vines, its limbs ending in leaves and its body dotted with patterns of fertility and life. Painted with earthy reds and deep blues, the piece speaks of connection: between land, air, and living things.

Why This Artwork Stands Out:

• A fine example of Sohrai art’s symbolic link between animals and vegetation. • Uses organic pigments to depict the unity of life and landscape. • Ideal for art lovers exploring folk symbolism and earthy abstraction. • Represents tribal women’s storytelling through form and rhythm.

A piece that feels alive, as though still growing from the soil that inspired it.