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Lord Krishna (Eyes of the Divine) by Abbas Batliwala, Original Oil Religious Painting on Canvas, Large Vertical Wall Art
Lord Krishna (Eyes of the Divine) by artist Abbas Batliwala displayed in a Scandinavian Foyer
Lord Krishna (Eyes of the Divine) by artist Abbas Batliwala displayed in a Boutique gallery
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Lord Krishna (Eyes of the Divine) by Abbas Batliwala, Original Oil Religious Painting on Canvas, Large Vertical Wall Art
Lord Krishna (Eyes of the Divine) by artist Abbas Batliwala displayed in a Scandinavian Foyer
Lord Krishna (Eyes of the Divine) by artist Abbas Batliwala displayed in a Boutique gallery

Lord Krishna (Eyes of the Divine) Oil Religious Painting

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Type Painting
Subject Religious
Medium Oil
Shape Vertical
Availability Not Available SKU AZ_PAIN_246437
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Surrealism, Watchful Eyes, Krishna Motif, Flute, Symbolic Portrait, Suspended Threads, Contemplative Tension

Suspended in a sepia, cave-like field, a rain of disembodied eyes descends on thin crimson threads, turning the atmosphere into a theatre of vigilance where looking becomes both tether and trap. Below, the cobalt mask—crowned with a peacock-feather plume and crossed by a flute—offers a tender, devotional counterpoint, its serenity tested by the swarm of gazes above. The composition stages a quiet duel between inward music and outward scrutiny: shadowed space holds the figure like a shrine, while the bright blue face reads as a refuge of imagination against a world that insists on watching. In this delicate tension, the work suggests that identity is performed under surveillance, yet preserved through ritual, ornament, and the private breath of song.

Type

Original

Size

48x36

Material

Canvas

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