Ashta Vinayak in Phad by Baaya


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Size : Medium
Dimensions : H- 16 in | W- 13 in
Medium : Acrylic Colors on Canvas

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This exquisite Phad painting by artist Baaya beautifully portrays the Ashta-Vinayak, the eight forms of Lord Ganesha, each symbolizing his various divine forms according to Hindu mythology. The painting features the eight incarnations of Gajanand, Ekdant, Lambodar, Vikat, Dhumravarn, Vakratund, Mahodar, and Vighnraj who took these forms to conquer demons and protect the cosmic order. Each incarnation of Ganesha is meticulously illustrated, adorned in regal attire, and depicted with unique attributes that represent his power, wisdom, and role as the remover of obstacles. The deities are surrounded by symbolic elements and positioned against a rich red background, which enhances the intricate gold and black detailing.

Gajanand, the embodiment of wisdom, is seen calmly seated; Ekdant, known for his single tusk, appears in his determined form; Vikat’s fierce expression and stance highlight his role in overcoming evil forces. Other forms like Dhumravarn and Vakratund are showcased with specific iconography, such as the mouse as their vehicle or the presence of divine weapons, each telling a unique story from the mythology. The bold colors, traditional motifs, and fine detailing all reflect the timeless beauty of Phad art, a 700-year-old storytelling tradition from the Bhilwara region of Rajasthan. The narrative scroll format, typically used for religious purposes, here captures the essence of Lord Ganesha’s many forms, offering a visual celebration of devotion, mythological tales, and the triumph of good over evil. This artwork preserves cultural heritage and invokes a sense of spiritual reverence.

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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 Ashta Vinayak in Phad by Baaya
Artist Baaya
Art Style Phad
Medium Acrylic Colors
Size Medium
Dimension 16 in(H) X 13 in(W)
Themes Folk Art
Color Multicoloured
Country of Origin , India
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