The Paralokiya Glory Of Lord Ganesha Paper Watercolor Painting

Exotic India Art is an Ecommerce One-Stop brand dealing with Indian handmade products since 1998 across the world. Here in Exotic India Art, you will get handpicked products based on Indian Culture, Tradition, Region, and Religion. You will get the product's doorstep delivery facilities without adding any extra charges and with complete transparency. You will get a collection of products based on Indian handmade Arts, Paintings, Sculptures, Textiles, Books, Healthcare, Jewelry, Ayurveda, and much more.

Here in the Exotic India Art, the gallery you will find a collection of handmade and handpicked Indian products. Here you will get products based on Indian Folk Art, Traditional Art, Mughal Art, Marble Art, Persian Art, Thangka Art, Tantra, Sikh Art, Wild Life Art, South Indian Art, Hindu Paintings, Watercolor Paintings, Oil Paintings, Miniature Paintings, Kalamkari Paintings, Warli Paintings, Batik Paintings, and many other forms of Paintings in many different ways. You will get Paintings in Landscape, Portrait, Canvas, and many other forms. You will also get in different forms in Paintings sizes, from Large Paintings to Small Paintings.

Lord Ganesha Watercolor Painting

Son of Shiva-Parvati, prince of paraloka (the otherworldly realm of existence), Lord Ganesha reclines in the belly of a gigantic lotus bloom. Surrounding the golden pistil is a luxuriance of pale pink petals, the color so delicate that there are undertones of white on each. They quiver with life; they float on the deep blue waters, executed with complex strokes of the brush to convey tumult. A similar bloom of much smaller proportions is to be found in the left posterior hand of the seated Lord Ganesha, which is an integral part of His iconography.

From beneath the lotus throne, the shades of blue of the waters seemingly evaporate upwards into the skies. Gossamer tints of a cold, ice-like blue predominate the background of the composition. Shimmering against the same is the pure gold with which the crown of Lord Ganesha has been finished, and the rubies, sapphires, and emeralds studded therein. The roseate complexion of His chubby body is brought out by the richly colored silks He is wearing and the gleaming jewel tones infused into His gold-embossed ornaments. He looks straight ahead of Him with the gaze of omniscience on His brow and the right anterior hand raised in generous blessing.

Here in Lord Ganesha Watercolor Painting is seated in lalitasana and reclines on a bolster upholstered in green and gold. Next to the golden tassel is His vahana, the humble mouse. Its stance is one of devotion and with its minuscule hands it holds up an offering of a laddoo to him.

Shrinath Ji In Super Gold Watercolor Painting On Paper

Exotic India Art is an E-commerce One-stop brand platform dealing with Indian handmade and handpicked products since 1998. Here in the Exotic India Art, gallery you will get the finest collection of Indian handpicked products based on Culture, Tradition, Region and Religion. You will get products based on Indian Arts, Paintings, Books, Textiles, Sculptures, Beads, Jewelry, Healthcare, Audio, Video, Ayurveda, and many more. You will get products doorstep delivery facilities with transparent and without adding any extra added charges on it.

Here in Exotic India Art gallery, you will get finest collection of Indian handmade Arts and Paintings which are handpicked from all around India. You will get collection of Indian Arts such as Folk Art, Sikh Art, Mughal Art, Marble Art, Persian Art, Batik Art, Sikh Art, Wild Life Art, Batik Art, Madhubani Art, Thangka Art, South Indian Art, Oil Paintings, Watercolor Paintings, Hindu Religious Paintings and many more. Here in Exotic India Art’s gallery you will find finest Indian Arts collection. You will also find different variations of Indian Art likewise in Landscape, Portrait, Canvas, and other formats.

Shrinath Ji Watercolor Painting

This watercolor art enables the users to have a life-like view of Lord Shrinath Ji, who stands in his usual posture under the royal gold-plated shrine, decked up in stone and bead necklaces of varied sizes, as long as his height and a beautiful pink lotus flower garland ornated as a boundary to the jewels. Lord Shrinath is a manifestation of seven-year-old lord Krishna and is worshipped as the central presiding deity of the Vaishnava sect, known as the Pushtimarg (the way of grace). The painter has given alluring details to the shaneel and silk clothes of Shrinath Ji, painted in multiple layers of colors and designs, visible on either side.

It is believed that this deity is self-manifested from stone and emerged from the Govardhan hills, therefore initially Shrinath Ji was worshipped at Govardhan hills near Mathura. The painter has amazingly stroked his brush while doing the light blue background filled with white-colored floral designs. The gold embossed border is decorated with stone-like red and green patterns along with lord Krishna’s most favorite peacock and the divine cow, Surabhi occupying spaces in the border. Lord Krishna has a close connection with flora and fauna, which can also be seen from this beautiful watercolor art.

The lord is always depicted with his left hand raised and right hand made into a fist rests on the waist. The large diamond placed beneath his lips is known as chibuk and is painted like that of a monolithic black stone. The bunch of lotus flowers on the right accentuates the beauty of this Shrinath Ji Watercolor Painting, having the base decorated in ritualistic items used for his Puja.

The Birth Of Lakshmi-A Symbolic Pot Of Wealth In Her Hand in Watercolor Painting

Exotic India Art is the finest Indian handmade product providing brand dealing since 1998. Here in Exotic India Art, you will products on Indian Culture, Religion, Region, and tradition. Here you will get products doorstep delivery facilities with transparent and no extra charges added on it. Exotic India Art is dealing with products based on Indian Arts, Books, Paintings, Textiles, Sculptures, Beads, Healthcare, Video, Audio, Beauty, Ayurveda, and much more.

In the Exotic India Art Paintings gallery, you will get the finest handmade carved Arts and Paintings with many different kinds of Arts. You will get a beautiful collection of Indian Arts likewise Folk Art, Batik Art, Thangka Arts, Wild Life Art, Sikh Art, Marble Art, Mughal Art, Persian Art, South Indian Art, Oil Paintings, Watercolor Paintings, Madhubani Paintings, Tantras Paintings, and many more. You will get all these Paintings in many different variations like in Landscape, Portrait, Canvas, and many others.

Goddess Lakshmi-Watercolor Painting

Lakshmi is the Vedic deity of the Hindu Religion that presides over resources. Goddess Lakshmi is the wife of Vishnu, who is responsible for the preservation aspect of the existential cycle. She is aptly depicted in this watercolor in all Her heavenly glory. The resplendent silks of Her saree are set off by the matching rubies and emeralds on Her ornaments. Streams of pearls cascade down Her torso, touching the elaborate Kamar band that wraps around Her gracious hips. Her gold neckpiece goes well with the chunky, studded gold on Her four wrists, but even more so with the gorgeous crown on Her head. In Her left anterior hand, she holds a richly adorned pot with a lid to protect the wealth within. She is the very picture of plenty.

Every time Her husband has been incarnated as Vamana, Parasurama, Rama, and Krishna, she has accompanied Him as Kamala, Dharani, Sita, and Rukmini. Hence, she has come to embody the especially feminine virtues of beauty and devotion. She is as inseparable from Him as knowledge from intellect, coherence from words, and dharma from righteousness. A divine sense of calm is writ across Her supremely beautiful brow, the rest of Her form as rubescent as the lotuses She holds up in Her tender (posterior) hands. The right anterior hand is the ashirvaad mudra, which with Her chosen devotees amongst the most fortunate of our realm of existence. Her four arms stand for dharma (ethics), artha (wealth), kama (pleasure), and moksha (deliverance).

While the Puranas describe the birth of Goddess Lakshmi as the daughter of the sage Bhrigu and his wife Khyati, she is deified as having been born from the oceans during the all-important Samudra Manthan. Artist Kailash Raj depicts Her as such, emerging from the tempestuous waters. Complex brushstrokes in limited shades and tints of blue illustrate with great skill the prevailing turmoil in the heavens. Note the graduated halo that surrounds Lakshmi - the gold glow of knowledge, followed by the pink ringlet of beauty, and finally the pristine layer symbolic of ethical purity.