Holi ka mukut (crown) Mandana Painting by Vidya Devi Soni
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Wonder in Artistry: Mandana Artwork by Vidya Soni


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Dimensions : H: 14 (in) W: 11 (in)
Medium : Natural Colors on Paper

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Vidya Soni captures the vibrant spirit of the Holi festival, a celebration of colour, joy, and the triumph of good over evil. This Mandana painting is a testament to the rich cultural heritage and traditions that surround this exuberant Indian festival. In this unique artistic representation, Vidya Soni has beautifully crafted a crown, which is a symbol of divine victory and purity. During the ceremony, four of these Crown Mandanas, identical in design, are meticulously created in the four cardinal directions around a towering pyre. This pyre, representing the demon Holika, is ceremoniously ignited, signifying the triumph of good over evil. It marks the momentous victory of the forces of righteousness and goodness prevailing over malevolence. This artwork serves as a reminder of the rich cultural tapestry woven into the fabric of Holi, a festival that celebrates the victory of light, colour, and love over darkness and negativity.

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  Vidya Devi Soni, a resident of Bhilwara, embarked on her artistic journey at the tender age of six under the expert guidance of her parents, Shri Badri Lal and Smt. Sumitra. Mandana, which translates to 'drawing,' holds a special place in the local language, symbolizing the act of creating pictures. Even at the age of 73, Vidya Devi Soni continues to passionately practice this traditional Indian art form. Her unwavering commitment to Mandana art is a testament to her dedication and love for the craft. In recognition of her outstanding artistic contributions, Vidya Devi Soni received the National merit 2017, Mahila shakti Rajasthan awards 2019. Her remarkable talent and enduring commitment to Mandana art serve as an inspiration to both the artistic community and future generations, showcasing the timeless beauty of traditional Indian art. Vidya Soni Instagram

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Mandana art is a traditional form of tribal art, mainly practiced by the Meena community in the state of Rajasthan. The word Mandana literally means to ‘put down’ or ‘decorate’ and extends to an art form often used to ornament the mud house, walls, or chulhas within the tribe, serving both decorative and ritualistic purposes.  History and Legend The exact historical timeline of Mandana art is uncertain, however, it is believed to be as old as the Meena community itself, which has inhabited the region for thousands of years. Traditionally the household women used this art form to adorn their homes, especially during festivals and auspicious occasions such as Diwali, Holi, Govardhan puja, marriage, and childbirth. It was considered the symbol of auspiciousness and put to ward off the evil. Technique and Details Mandana art is created using simple materials like chalk, clay, or natural pigments. Traditionally, the ground is prepared first with a mixture of cow dung and rati (a local clay). Women use their fingers, sticks, or small rudimentary brushes to create designs using lime or chalk powder. The color palette is typical with white against a backdrop of earthen colors like red or brown. The designs are often large-scale with motifs generally inspired by nature like trees, animals, birds, and traditional symbols such as the swastika, which represents good fortune and prosperity. The design may show Ganesha, peacocks, women at work, tigers, floral motifs, etc.  FAQs How do Mandana paintings differ from other Indian folk art forms?Mandana paintings are distinct from other Indian folk art forms due to their simplicity, geometric precision, and the use of natural materials. Unlike more elaborate and colorful folk arts like Madhubani or Warli, Mandana art is characterized by its minimalistic approach, using primarily white and red colors to create symbolic and protective designs. Can Mandana paintings be customized? Yes, Mandana paintings can be customized to fit different surfaces, sizes, and design preferences. Many artisans and contemporary artists offer custom Mandana art on canvas, fabric, or even wall murals for modern homes and commercial spaces.



Product Details

Title Wonder in Artistry: Mandana Artwork by Vidya Soni
Artist Vidya Soni
Art Style Mandana
Medium Natural Colors
Size Medium
Dimension 14 in(H) X 11 in(W)
Themes Folk Art
Color Black, White, Brown
Country of Origin Rajasthan, India

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