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Tales from the Meadow II

$ 1,089.99

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Product Highlights

Size
13.3x9.8 in
Brand
Rooftop
Origin
India
Medium
Water Colours
Material
Paper
Frame
No
Art Form
Miniature
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Meet the Artist

Jaggu Prasad

Jaggu Prasad

Born in 1963, Jaggu Prasad is an Indian miniature painter renowned for his extraordinary precision and devotion to the art. Having started his artistic journey at the young age of 6, Jaggu Prasad, eventually learnt under the guidance of Padma Shree Kirpal Singh himself. As an artist Jaggu Prasad’s miniature creations invite the viewer to lean in. His uniquely realistic style, uses techniques like trompe l’oeil to give a hyper-real effect to his muse, nature. The microscopic brush strokes and intricate textures reward close inspection. Greatly insured by nature, in Prasad’s art you will find birds and insects are elevated from background motifs to central subjects—they occupy space with monumentality despite their size, their features rendered with a clarity that bridges observation and wonder. The result is miniature art that invites reflection, discovery, and appreciation of nature’s hidden architecture. As an independent artist, with decades of experience, his miniature paintings have reached both national and foreign exhibitions and galleries. Singapore, UK, Germany, France and the United States are just some of the places his works have featured in. For the minutest of details that give his work depth, he uses a single hair of an otter. His dedication to the craft and deep observation give a meaningful depth to all his artworks. If you want to have a painting where you can find depth in each stroke, artworks by Jaggu Prasad are exactly what you need.

50
50Years of Experience
160
160Products

In 'Tales from the Meadow II', Prasad revisits the same setting—yet everything feels subtly altered, as if the air itself has shifted. The goats, hens, and rooster reappear, but this time the perspective widens; the background deepens into the blue haze of a distant grove. The shift in light from amber to early gold infuses the composition with freshness, reminding us that no two moments in nature are ever identical. Through repetition and revision, Prasad reflects the continuity of life in motion, familiar, yet always new like the sunset. His delicate brushwork preserves the essence of the first painting, while reimagining it through a new lens of space and breath.

This 13.3 × 9.8 inch watercolour on paper carries the stillness of memory intertwined with the renewal of the present, perfect adornment for a countryside home or a city home with reminiscence of the countryside life.

Why This Artwork Stands Out:

  • Handcrafted by Jaggu Prasad ji, revealing the artist’s thoughtful study of nature’s shifting mood
  • A companion to Tales from the Meadow I — similar in spirit, distinct in light and perspective
  • A nuanced work for collectors who value subtle evolution within a theme

An eloquent reminder that in art, as in life, beauty lies in quiet transformation.

In 'Tales from the Meadow II', Prasad revisits the same setting—yet everything feels subtly altered, as if the air itself has shifted. The goats, hens, and rooster reappear, but this time the perspective widens; the background deepens into the blue haze of a distant grove. The shift in light from amber to early gold infuses the composition with freshness, reminding us that no two moments in nature are ever identical. Through repetition and revision, Prasad reflects the continuity of life in motion, familiar, yet always new like the sunset. His delicate brushwork preserves the essence of the first painting, while reimagining it through a new lens of space and breath.

This 13.3 × 9.8 inch watercolour on paper carries the stillness of memory intertwined with the renewal of the present, perfect adornment for a countryside home or a city home with reminiscence of the countryside life.

Why This Artwork Stands Out:

  • Handcrafted by Jaggu Prasad ji, revealing the artist’s thoughtful study of nature’s shifting mood
  • A companion to Tales from the Meadow I — similar in spirit, distinct in light and perspective
  • A nuanced work for collectors who value subtle evolution within a theme

An eloquent reminder that in art, as in life, beauty lies in quiet transformation.

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