The Royal Couple worshipping the Goddess
Sampat Raj Bochiya
Sampatraj’s portfolio is a vibrant tapestry woven across diverse genres, ranging from the intricate allure of Jaipur and the grandeur of Mughal aesthetics to the ethereal beauty of Udaipur and the captivating narratives of Pichwai art. Hailing from Jodhpur, Rajasthan, his creative journey began in the most fortunate of ways - during 4th grade, a glance at his maternal uncle painting a clay pot changed everything. Abandoning his schoolbag, Sampat settled beside his uncle, foregoing formal education to grasp the essence of creation. Scholarly pursuits waned as an inherent talent emerged, propelling him to the forefront of drawing competitions. A misfit in conventional academia, Sampat found alignment under the tutelage of their maternal uncle and has over 35 years of experience in his artistry. He has had his paintings exhibited in various cities and won the National Award. His portfolio stands as a testament to the artist's unique narrative - a fusion of passion, circumstance, and the irresistible pull of creativity. For Sampat ji, the answer is simple, if given the chance to be born again, he would always choose to be an artist. Major awards: National Award
Description
Indian miniature paintings are truly a collector's piece, and this one is a star in our collection of Indian art paintings. In this miniature artwork, artist Sampat Raj Bochiya depicts Raja Takat Singh and his queen offering prayers to their Kuldevi (family deity) during the occasion of Navratri. The goddess (Kuldevi) is depicted seated on her Vahana or vehicle, the rooster. The fine detailing, delicate brush strokes, rich colours and ornate patterns enhance its visual appeal and reflect the essence of traditional miniature art. Each element in the painting—from the royal attire to the sacred setting, to the features of the couple —is meticulously crafted by hand.
If you are looking for original Indian artwork for home and office spaces, this piece is great to add the colours and a touch of traditional Indian culture to your surroundings. It is crafted in Indian miniature style, which primarily focuses on portraying the culture, traditions and customs, showcasing grandeur and royalty. Created by Sampat Raj Bochiya, this masterpiece captures historical and spiritual themes with remarkable precision and depth. His intricate brushwork and storytelling through art take the viewers back in time, visually witnessing the grandeur of royalty and the power of faith coming together in one frame.
So go on, add a piece of India’s miniature history to your space and let the hues of this beautiful painting wow everyone who sees it!
Why This Painting is Special:
A Tribute to Devotion: This artwork shows the royal couple in prayer, symbolising their faith and spiritual beliefs.
Exquisite Detail: The painting features expressive faces and carefully painted backgrounds, showcasing exceptional skill and attention to detail.
A Collector's Item: Miniature art represents India's royal history, making this piece a valuable addition to any collection.
A Cultural Statement: Whether in a prayer room, meditation area, or gallery, this painting brings artistic elegance and spiritual energy to your space.
If you want a unique piece that combines India's rich miniature heritage and spiritual beliefs, this hand-painted miniature artwork is a great choice. Embrace the divine and bring home this timeless treasure today!
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Sampat Raj Bochiya
Jodhpur Miniature Artist || Visual Archivist || Weaver of Rural Epics
Unique Practice
Painting (Gold Emboss Painting)