Tulsi Vrindavan Worship by Chetan Parshuram Gangavane
Description
Women in bright saris gather around a tulsi planter in Tulsi Vrindavan Worship, a scene from the daily life of a Maharashtrian home. The tulsi vrindavan is the raised planter in the courtyard where the holy basil grows, and women worship it each day. Chetan Parshuram Gangavane paints the moment in the Chitrakathi manner of Pinguli, with flat colour, strong outlines and a border that frames the ritual like a page from a picture-story. It is a quiet subject for a tradition known for epics, and that makes it special.
Why does this painting stand out?
• Hand-painted by Chetan Parshuram Gangavane of the Thakar community of Pinguli.
• A domestic ritual painted in the Chitrakathi style, which is more often used for epic stories.
• At 16.5 x 11.7 inches in acrylic and poster colours on paper, it suits puja rooms and entrance walls.
• A meaningful gift for Tulsi Vivah, Diwali and housewarmings. Bring this courtyard ritual home today.
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