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Dimensions : H: 24 (in) by W: 36 (in)
Medium : Natural Colors on Paper

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In this vibrant Phad painting by Kalyan Joshi, the scene of Lord Ram's Coronation comes alive with vivid colors and intricate details. The focus is on the dynamic array of characters surrounding Lord Ram as he is crowned the king of Ayodhya. Each figure is carefully depicted, from the noble Lord Ram himself to the various gods, sages, and creatures from the Ramayana who gather to witness the auspicious event. The palette is rich and diverse, with bold hues and intricate patterns adding depth and dimension to the composition. The painting captures the sense of grandeur and celebration that accompanies such a significant moment in Hindu mythology. From the joyous expressions of the onlookers to the ceremonial rituals taking place, every aspect of the coronation is brought to life with meticulous attention to detail. This Phad painting serves as a visual feast, immersing the viewer in the timeless tale of Lord Ram's ascent to kingship with its vibrant colors and dynamic composition.

India's rich tapestry of folk art forms has woven stories of tradition and heritage through vibrant visual expressions for centuries. Among these, Phad painting from Rajasthan shines with a distinct history and revival efforts. Originating over 700 years ago in Shahpura near Bhilwara, Rajasthan, Phad embodies a legacy passed through generations within a single family. These scroll paintings, known as Phad, serve as intricate narrators of religious tales featuring local deities and gods. They were ingeniously crafted as mobile temples, carried by priest-singers of the Rabari tribe, known as Bhopas and Bhopis. Unveiled after sunset, Phad paintings accompanied mesmerizing performances that unfolded under the night sky, captivating village audiences. Crafting a Phad painting demands exceptional skill, with artists meticulously adhering to ancestral techniques. Using hand-woven coarse cotton cloth, each piece undergoes a painstaking process of soaking, stiffening, drying, and smoothing to prepare the canvas. Employing solely natural materials sourced from stones, flowers, plants, and herbs, artists handcraft paints, infusing each hue with symbolic significance. Delicate brushstrokes bring to life vibrant scenes, with colors meticulously chosen for specific elements, culminating in the painting's crowning touch—the meticulously painted eyes, infusing the artwork with divine presence.


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Kalyan Joshi's artistic journey commenced when he was just eight years old, as he embarked on a creative voyage under the guidance of his father and revered Guru, Shree Shrilal Joshi. The Joshi family has proudly upheld the rich tradition of Phad artistry for generations. Kalyan Joshi's contributions to the Phad art form are truly remarkable. His monochromatic interpretations and collaborations with narrative poetry have expanded the horizons of Phad painting, pushing its boundaries beyond conventional norms. His dedication and innovation in the field of Phad painting were duly recognized when he was awarded the prestigious National Award in 2012. In addition to his artistic endeavors, Kalyan Joshi has also made a significant impact through the establishment of "ANKAN" Kala Sansthan. This initiative has played a pivotal role in introducing Phad paintings to countless young enthusiasts, ensuring the preservation and propagation of this traditional art form for generations to come.

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Phad art is a style of traditional folk painting, practiced in the state of Rajasthan, India. Known for its vivid colors and intricate details, Phad paintings serve as visual narratives that depict stories from epics, folklore, and religious texts. The term ‘Phad’ refers to the large scrolls or banners on which these stories are painted. Traditionally, it is not made for art sake, but to serve as ‘portable temples’ to the deities of the Rebari tribe. History and Tradition The origins of Phad painting can be traced back over 700 years ago to the Joshi family in Shahpura and Bhilwara, Rajasthan. However, the artists in the family believe that this art form has existed for a hundred thousand years. This folk art form is primarily associated with the Rebari tribe and Bhopas (priests in the tribe) follow the tradition of traveling and singing about the epics painted in the Phad, from village to village. The tradition of Phad painting is largely centered around the stories of Pabuji and Devnarayan, revered deities in Rajasthan's local folklore. The scrolls were used by the Bhopas during religious ceremonies and community gatherings, where they would unroll the Phad and narrate the stories, often accompanied by music and song. Technique and Details Phad painting involves a meticulous process, starting from scrolls made from hand-woven cotton fabric, which is first soaked overnight and then stretched on a wooden frame. The fabric is then treated with a mixture of rice paste and gum to create a smooth, durable surface for painting. The drawings are done using charcoal or a light pencil and then colored with natural vegetable dyes. The stories depicted in Phad paintings usually revolve around heroic tales, divine exploits, and legendary feats. Characters are portrayed with expressive facial features and dynamic poses. However, the scenes are not linear or chronological and work on the principles of ‘horror vacui’. The protagonist looms over the composition and place gets primacy over time. The colors used in Phad paintings also have symbolic meaning—red for valor and strength, green for nature and life, yellow for knowledge, and blue for divinity. Artists often work collaboratively, with one person sketching the outlines and others filling in the colors and details.  FAQs Do you offer custom Phad art pieces? We work with artists who can create custom Phad art pieces tailored to your preferences. If you are interested in commissioning a personalized Phad painting, please contact our customer service team for more details. Can I learn more about the history and significance of Phad art? Yes, our platform provides detailed information about the history, cultural significance, and techniques of Phad art. You can explore our blog section or product descriptions to learn more about this traditional art form and its role in Rajasthani culture. Is Phad art suitable for gifting? Yes, Phad art makes a unique and meaningful gift, particularly for those who appreciate traditional Indian crafts and storytelling. It is ideal for special occasions, such as weddings, anniversaries, or housewarmings, offering both artistic beauty and cultural significance.



Product Details

Title Rama Rajyabhishek in Phad by Kalyan Joshi
Artist Kalyan Joshi
Art Style Phad
Medium Natural Colors
Size Medium
Dimension 24 in(H) X 36 in(W)
Themes Ram
Color Blue, Yellow, Multicoloured
Country of Origin Rajasthan, India

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