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Symbolizing royalty, prosperity and ceremonial significance, the majestic elephant takes center stage in this fascinating composition crafted in Madhubani folk art style by India’s Parboni Ghosh. It portrays two elephants gracefully exchanging greetings amidst the lush jungle, basking in the warm embrace of the radiant sun. As the vibrant blue sky stretches overhead and the verdant foliage dances with life, an ethereal ambiance permeates the scene, inviting you into a world where exotic wonders come alive. Rendered meticulously with a blend of poster color and watercolors on exquisite handmade paper, this exceptional painting radiates an irresistible allure that will transport you to a realm of pure artistic enchantment.

Mother nature begins with the tree of life in this World Peace Project painting by India's Bharti Dayal. As Mother Nature sits cross-legged, resembling a heart, she extends her limbs upwards, branching out into a full-grown tree with pink leaves and lotus flower motifs.

The artist explains that the unification of the female form and the tree suggests that femininity is in its essence peaceful. Just as Hinduism advocates the continuous growth of oneself and the pursuit of inner peace, 'Feminine Tree' depicts the figurative source of peace as the self, independent of the surrounding world.

The artist uses natural vegetable colors to depict this symbolic scene of Mother Nature existing within an empty gray domain, sprouting with vibrant pink, directing one's attention to the peaceful heights reached in the feminine universe.

Dayal carefully arranges her composition to tell the story of the tree of life, employing the classic Madhubani painting style. "Madhubani paintings are in fact a simplistic manifestation of the philosophical heights achieved by Indian civilization for the universal power of love, longing and peace -- the quest of all beings," Dayal says.

Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Indian artistry through Bharti Dayal's stunning depiction of Hindu deities Krishna and Radha, symbolizing divine love and unity. Executed in the vibrant Madhubani style with acrylic paints and vegetable dyes on handmade paper, this artwork promises to mesmerize with its rich colors and cultural significance.

A magical scene decorates a Madhubani painting by Sarita Devi from India. Drawing inspiration from the region's classic symbolism, the artisan merges peacocks and fish in a precious composition made with vegetable dyes and traditional techniques on handmade paper. With the peacocks embodying royalty and power, the fish create a vibrant accent while symbolizing abundance, all on a leafy background enhanced by warm colors that attract happiness and optimism.

The painting comes signed and unstretched.