Divine Procession In Kalamkari By Harinath N


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Dimensions : H: 30 (in) by W: 42 (in)
Medium : Natural Colors on Cloth

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This beautiful Kalamkari painting by Harinath N capture a a vivid and intricate tapestry that showcases the rich tradition and storytelling prowess of Kalamkari art. The artwork is divided into several sections, each teeming with detailed figures and motifs.This shows a grand scene from Hindu mythology. Various deities and mythological figures are intricately drawn, each adorned with elaborate jewelry and traditional attire. They are engaged in various activities, possibly narrating a story from ancient scriptures. Along with this a procession of elephants in different colors were also seen, symbolizing strength, wisdom, and royalty. The elephants are depicted in a stylized manner, with detailed patterns on their bodies, adding to the visual richness of the piece. Surrounding the elephants are lush trees and foliage, rendered in a detailed and decorative style, emphasizing the connection between nature and mythology. the artwork includes a variety of animals such as deer, leopards, and birds, interwoven with intricate floral patterns. These elements add a sense of harmony and balance to the composition, reflecting the traditional Kalamkari emphasis on nature. A vibrant color palette, with dominant hues of blue, yellow, green, and brown. These colors are characteristic of natural dyes traditionally used in Kalamkari art. The use of contrasting colors helps in highlighting the intricate details and different sections of the artwork, making each element stand out. The detailed line work and fine patterns are indicative of the pen (kalam) technique, where artists use a bamboo or date palm stick pointed at one end and tied with a bundle of fine hair to create intricate designs. The background and larger areas are likely filled using block-printing techniques, where carved wooden blocks are used to apply color.

This Kalamkari artwork by Harinath N. is a celebration of Indian mythology and nature. The detailed depiction of deities and mythological scenes suggests a narrative that is both spiritual and cultural. The presence of animals and floral motifs underscores the traditional Kalamkari theme of harmony between humans and nature. The vibrant colors and intricate patterns not only showcase the artist's skill but also bring the stories and symbols to life, making the artwork a rich tapestry of cultural heritage.


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Harinath N. is a highly accomplished artist from the mesmerising town of Srikalahasti. His artistic journey spans over 35 years, and has mastered the intricacies of this ancient art form. His exceptional talent has been recognised by numerous awards and recognitions, including National Kalidas Academy Award. He is renowned for his unique depiction of the scenes from the Indian epics, and the Tree of Life stories. Harinath N Instagram

Kalamkari


Kalamkari is an Indian art form that involves painting or printing on fabric using natural dyes and intricate penwork. In fact, the name "Kalamkari" literally means ‘craftwork done with a pen’. It flourished during the Mughal period and later under the patronage of the Golconda and Coromandel (parts of Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu) Sultanates in South India. The most prominent centers of Kalamkari today are Srikalahasti (Chittoor District) and Machilipatnam (Krishna District) in Andhra Pradesh. The traditional themes depicted in this art form are the episodes of Hindu mythological epics like Mahabharata and Ramayana—the depiction of deities like Ganesha, Rama, Krishna, and Arjuna and common occurrences. Additionally, the rounded face, long big eyes, and detailing of costume and jewelry are all important features of Kalamkari art. Tradition and Legend  One of the most fascinating aspects of Kalamkari is its deep-rooted connection to mythology and folklore. According to legend, this art form originated when Lord Krishna's divine consort, Radha, taught the art of Kalamkari to the women of the ancient village of Machilipatnam in Andhra Pradesh. Since then, Kalamkari has been passed down through generations, with each artisan adding their unique touch to the tradition. In addition, there is one more popular legend that says, Kalamkari was used to paint the image of Hanuman on the flag of Arjuna's chariot for the Kurukshetra war. Technique and Method  Kalamkari involves a meticulous process that begins with preparing the canvas, usually cotton or silk fabric. Artisans then outline the design using a bamboo or palm stick dipped in fermented jaggery and water solution, known as "kalam," which acts as a natural mordant. Once the outlines are drawn, the fabric is treated with natural dyes extracted from plants, roots, and minerals, such as indigo, madder, and myrobalam to fill in the intricate patterns. The entire process is intricate and time-consuming, requiring immense skill and precision. Harinath N, Sudheerji, and Siva Reddy are some of the master artists practicing the art of Kalamkari. FAQs How do I authenticate genuine Kalamkari art? Authentic Kalamkari art can be identified by its intricate hand-drawn or block-printed designs, use of natural dyes, and traditional patterns. Genuine Kalamkari products often have slight imperfections that add to their uniqueness. What is the significance of motifs used in Kalamkari designs? Kalamkari designs often feature motifs inspired by nature, mythology, and folklore. Common motifs include peacocks, flowers, trees, and scenes from epics like the Ramayana and Mahabharata. Each motif carries cultural and symbolic significance, reflecting the rich heritage and storytelling tradition of Kalamkari art. Are Kalamkari products suitable for gifting? Yes, Kalamkari products make excellent gifts due to their unique artistry and cultural significance. They are perfect for special occasions such as birthdays, anniversaries, and festive celebrations. What are the benefits of using natural dyes in Kalamkari art? Natural dyes used in Kalamkari art have several benefits. They are eco-friendly, reducing environmental impact. Additionally, natural dyes produce rich, vibrant colors that age gracefully over time, giving the products a unique and enduring beauty.  



Product Details

Title Divine Procession In Kalamkari By Harinath N
Artist Harinath.N
Art Style Kalamkari
Medium Natural Colors
Size Large
Dimension 30 in(H) X 42 in(W)
Themes Religious
Color Yellow, Orange, Blue, Multicoloured
Country of Origin Andhra Pradesh , India

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