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Shringaar 1 (Festive Adornment: Shringaar I) by Satish Chavhan, Original Watercolor Figurative Painting on Paper, Small Horizontal Wall Art
Shringaar 1 (Festive Adornment: Shringaar I) by artist Satish Chavhan displayed in a Contemporary Luxury Home Office
Shringaar 1 (Festive Adornment: Shringaar I) by artist Satish Chavhan displayed in a Contemporary gallery
Shringaar 1 (Festive Adornment: Shringaar I) by Satish Chavhan, Original Watercolor Figurative Painting on Paper, Small Horizontal Wall Art
Shringaar 1 (Festive Adornment: Shringaar I) by artist Satish Chavhan displayed in a Contemporary Luxury Home Office
Shringaar 1 (Festive Adornment: Shringaar I) by artist Satish Chavhan displayed in a Contemporary gallery

Shringaar 1 (Festive Adornment: Shringaar I) Watercolor Figurative Painting

Sale price Rs. 50,000.00 INR
Type Painting
Subject Figurative
Medium Watercolor
Shape Horizontal
Availability In stock SKU AZ_PAIN_16688
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Folk Art, Village Procession, Women Figures, Terracotta Palette, Ornamental Patterns, Mythic Sun, Ritual Intimacy

The scene unfolds like a remembered folk-epic, where women in patterned saris form a gentle procession across a dark, river-like ground, their gestures choreographed into an intimate language of care and counsel. Dense terracotta architecture—stitched with ornamental motifs and punctuated by watchful circular “eyes”—compresses space into a tapestry, making the village feel both protective and mythically charged. A crimson sun with a human face hovers as a silent witness, turning everyday labor and companionship into ritual, while the saturated reds, indigos, and greens pulse against the ochre field like embroidery catching light. In this flattened, icon-like perspective, the work suggests community as sanctuary: a shared fabric where identity is carried, exchanged, and continually remade.

Type

Original

Size

20x15

Material

Paper

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