Untitled 1 (The Shepherdess) by Vaishali Patil, Original Acrylic Figurative Painting on Canvas, Large Vertical Wall Art
Untitled 1 (The Shepherdess) by artist Vaishali Patil displayed in a Coastal Hallway
Untitled 1 (The Shepherdess) by artist Vaishali Patil displayed in a Museum Style gallery
Untitled 1 (The Shepherdess) by Vaishali Patil, Original Acrylic Figurative Painting on Canvas, Large Vertical Wall Art
Untitled 1 (The Shepherdess) by artist Vaishali Patil displayed in a Coastal Hallway
Untitled 1 (The Shepherdess) by artist Vaishali Patil displayed in a Museum Style gallery

Untitled 1 (The Shepherdess) Acrylic Figurative Painting

Sale price Rs. 100,000.00 INR
Type Painting
Subject Figurative
Medium Acrylic
Shape Vertical
Availability In stock SKU AZ_PAIN_193262
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Folk Modernism, Pastoral Symbolism, Ochre Palette, Geometric Patterning, Ritual Portrait, Village Life, Stylized Figure

Anchored by a still, mask-like visage, the central figure becomes both person and icon—her dark, sealed face absorbing light while her saffron veil and red tessellated garment radiate ritual warmth against the ochre field. The composition reads like a woven cosmology: bands of miniature cattle, huts, and suspended bell-forms orbit her presence, compressing landscape and livelihood into a flat, emblematic space where daily labor is elevated to ceremony. Repetition of geometric motifs and the staff’s vertical axis lends a quiet authority, suggesting guardianship and continuity as if tradition itself were held upright in her hand. In this poised silence, the work speaks of community memory—how identity is assembled from pattern, ornament, and the sacred rhythms of pastoral life.

Type

Original

Size

48x36

Material

Canvas

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