Nature scene in Kantha by Kartik Manna

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Dimensions : H: 26 (in) by W: 78 (in) with frame

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This stunning Kantha artwork by artist Kartik Manna intricately portrays a vibrant lotus pond scene alive with dynamic details and rich colors. The piece captures a harmonious interplay of nature, with large blooming pink lotuses at the forefront, each petal meticulously embroidered with traditional Kantha stitching that brings depth and texture to the flowers. The lush green leaves surrounding the lotus flowers add a vivid contrast, creating a realistic feel to the composition. Dragonflies, detailed with tiny stitches, hover gracefully above the water and between the flowers, adding a sense of movement and vitality to the pond scene. Dominating the center is a colorful bird perched delicately on a lotus stem, skillfully depicted with brilliant hues of blue, orange, and white. The bird’s focused gaze and the fine embroidery capturing its feathers reveal a lifelike touch. It holds a small fish in its beak, adding an element of life and activity to the artwork, symbolizing the intricate balance of nature. The dense Kantha stitching throughout the piece enhances the texture and lends an ethereal quality to the background. This art is a remarkable showcase of craftsmanship, combining the timeless Kantha tradition with a refreshing natural scene, making it both a captivating decorative piece and a tribute to the beauty of the natural world.


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Kantha embroidery is an indigenous household craft initially practiced by rural women of Bengal and Orissa. It involves layering up soft and worn-out clothes using a simple running stitch with colorful threads. A usual Kantha cloth has a slightly wrinkled and wavy appearance and the designs are identical on both sides. Nevertheless, each piece of Kantha is unique as there are no formal rules and all the elements like color, composition, and techniques depend on the craftsman. History and Legend Kantha may owe its name to kontha, the Sanskrit word for rags. The history of Kantha traces back to ancient Bengal, where women would skillfully stitch together layers of old saris and dhotis to create beautiful quilts. Originally, Kantha served as a means of recycling worn-out garments, transforming them into stunning pieces of art. Over time, this craft evolved beyond its utilitarian purpose, becoming a cherished tradition passed down through generations from mother to daughter. Based on a legend, Prince Siddharta (who later became Mahatma Buddha) was donned only in a ‘chhinna Kantha’ or tattered Kantha, when he left his home in search of ultimate truth. The great thinker and philosopher Rabindranath Tagore also wrote about this incident in his poem Ebar Phirao Morey.  Technique Kantha embroidery encompasses a wide range of products, including sarees, dupattas, quilts, and wall hangings. The identity of Kantha embroidery lies in its distinctive running stitch, known as "Kantha stitch." Traditionally, this stitch is executed by hand using a fine needle and colorful threads. The artisans skillfully create intricate patterns and motifs, ranging from floral designs to geometric shapes, using variations of the basic running stitch. The choice of material often reflects the regional variations within Kantha craft, with each region showcasing its distinct motifs and color palettes. FAQs Can I customize Kantha embroidery items? Yes, we offer customization options for Kantha products. Please contact our customer service for more details. What makes Kantha embroidery unique? Kantha's uniqueness lies in its storytelling through stitches, blending traditional techniques with contemporary designs for a timeless appeal. Are there workshops available to learn Kantha embroidery? Yes, MeMeraki offers occasional workshops and online masterclasses to learn the art of Kantha embroidery. Check our website for updates.



Product Details

Title Nature scene in Kantha by Kartik Manna
Artist Kartik Manna
Art Style Kantha Embroidery
Medium
Size Large
Dimension 26 in(H) X 78 in(W)
Themes Birds
Color Multicoloured
Country of Origin West Bengal, India
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