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Winter in Ghazipur Wall Hanging by Md. Matim

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Md Matim

₹5,400.00

Size : Medium
Dimensions : H: 40 | W: 36 Inches

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About the Artwork +

This Ghazipur wall hanging, crafted by Md. Matim displays a vibrant pastoral scene, replete with meticulous needlework. It depicts a quaint village set amidst a serene landscape, featuring thatched-roof houses adorned with warm earthy tones. Starkly leafless trees with intricate branches stretch overhead, suggesting a cool season. Pathways and plots of grass are rendered with varied textures and hues, demonstrating the artist's skill in creating a tapestry of stitches that evoke the richness of nature. Colored threads form a fringe at the bottom, adding a playful touch to the piece. The tapestry, set against a natural fabric background, exudes rustic charm and artisanal craftsmanship.

Ghazipur wall hangings are exquisite pieces of textile art originating from Ghazipur, a city in Uttar Pradesh, India. These wall hangings are known for their intricate embroidery work, vibrant colors, and traditional motifs that reflect the rich cultural heritage of the region. Skilled artisans meticulously handcraft each piece, often using techniques like threadwork, mirror work, and appliqué to create stunning designs. Ghazipur wall hangings are not only decorative but also hold cultural significance, often depicting scenes from folklore, nature, or religious symbolism. These artful creations add a touch of elegance and charm to any space, making them prized possessions for art enthusiasts and collectors alike.

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Most products on our website are handmade from scratch by our master artists. That makes every product absolutely unique and the actual colour and overall look may vary only slightly from the product image posted here.

Md Matim

In the heart of Ghazipur, Mohammad Matim weaves dreams into tangible art, stepping into the legacy of generational craftsmanship, imbibed by his father, tracing back three generations. Anchored within the close-knit fabric of the community, their family thrives in the artistic narrative. Rooted in Banaras, his father, Kaishar Jahan Ahmed, earned accolades, holding the esteemed State Award and a coveted Master Trainer certificate. With a palate of experience spanning 5 to 6 years, Mohammad's adoration blossoms for the Fountain House, an enchanting creation that breathes life into scenes depicting tranquil fountains and serene trees, exuding an air of peace.

In Mohammad's canvas, the muses range from animals, landscapes, and trees to the alluring charm of houses, all meticulously designed by his hand. His creative spirit resonates with vibrant, multicolored themes, adorned with depictions of both Muslim and Hindu deities. Despite the richness of their craft, the hurdle lies not in creation but in the challenge of sales. However, Mohammad envisions a path forward, a journey that stretches beyond recognition and into the heart of Ghazipur's quaint villages, where his artistry, born from the smallest of spaces, leaves an indelible mark, painting a picture of beauty amidst simplicity, inviting the world to witness the beauty that arises from the union of skill, tradition, and an unyielding passion for art.

Ghazipur Wall Hanging

Ghazipur wall hangings are an exquisite form of textile art originating from the small city of Ghazipur in Uttar Pradesh, India. However, this craft is now practiced in places like Mirzapur, Varanasi, and Chandauli with more than 3000 families engaged in this art. The characteristic features of this craft are defined by its vibrant colors, intricate patterns, and fine embroidery. Tradition and Legend The tradition of Ghazipur wall hangings dates back centuries with skilled artisans using traditional techniques passed down through generations. Initially, they were created for decorative purposes in homes, temples, and other sacred spaces, serving as both decorations and symbols of prosperity. There are also tales like there was once a skilled weaver who inspired by the natural beauty of his area began crafting textiles with subjects like Ghazipur's landscapes, traditions, and legends. Over time he got recognized for his exquisite craft and that led to the establishment of Ghazipur as a centre for textile craft. Craftsmanship Details Artisans use a variety of materials, including silk, jute, cotton, and metallic threads in multiple colors, to create elaborate motifs inspired by nature, mythology, and religious symbolism. The designs often feature elements such as flowers, birds, animals, and geometric patterns, each meticulously crafted to excellence. The process of making Ghazipur wall hangings involves several intricate steps, including bleaching, dyeing, weaving, and embroidery. Natural yarns are bleached to whiten it, then they are dyed using hot or cold water depending on the requirements. After drying them up, they are processed for weaving in pit looms. Intricate designs that cannot be woven are embroidered later with silk and jute. Overall, Ghazipur wall hangings are the amalgamation of various weaving and embroidery styles in connection with their creative and aesthetic significance.

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