Ram Darbar In Tarkashi Inlay by Gaurav Shakya

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Dimensions H: 20 | W: 14 Inch
Medium Brass on Sheesham Wood
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While originating in Mainpuri, Uttar Pradesh, Taarkashi, meaning "wire work," is a distinctive Indian art form and a notable heritage of Rajasthan. It involves precisely embedding thin metal wires (brass, copper, or silver) into wood, often seen in the intricate floral and geometric patterns adorning old palace doors, sometimes alongside ivory inlays. This exquisite Tarkashi artwork by Gaurav Shakya is a splendid tribute to the divine quartet of Hindu mythology — Lord Ram, Goddess Sita, Lord Lakshman, and the ever-devoted Hanumanji. The composition is brought to life using the ancient technique of brass wire inlay, a hallmark of the Tarkashi tradition. At the heart of the piece stands Lord Ram, the embodiment of virtue and dharma, holding his iconic bow while adorned with delicate garlands, a resplendent crown, and intricately detailed attire. Beside him stands Goddess Sita, radiating grace and devotion, her form adorned with elegant jewelry and flowing garments that echo the purity of her character. To Ram’s other side is Lakshman, his loyal brother and steadfast protector, carrying a quiver of arrows and exuding quiet strength and reverence. At their feet, in a humble pose of devotion, kneels Hanumanji — the epitome of unwavering bhakti, holding his gada (mace) and bowing in adoration. The scene is framed by a masterfully crafted border of symmetrical leafy vine motifs in gleaming brass, which adds to the grandeur of this sacred tableau. The natural dark wood grain of the Sheesham background provides a rich, warm contrast to the shimmering brass lines, making the figures appear almost ethereal. Gaurav Shakya’s work here not only captures the artistic beauty of Tarkashi but also the profound spiritual symbolism of the Ramayana, making this piece a treasured heirloom for any home or sacred space.


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    Born on April 27, 2003, in Mainpuri, Uttar Pradesh, Gaurav Shakya is a young Tarkashi artist dedicated to preserving his family's generational craft. Tarkashi, an intricate art form involving the inlay of brass, copper, or silver wire into wood, has been practiced by Gaurav's family for generations. His grandfather, a recipient of a national award for Tarkashi in 1970, laid the foundation for this artistic legacy, which Gaurav is now proudly carrying forward as the third generation. Gaurav primarily works on wood, creating exquisite Tarkashi pieces. He also has a keen interest in painting, expanding his artistic scope beyond traditional craft for sale. His vision includes diversifying his creations to encompass home and wall decor items like stands, wall hangers, and tea coasters, aiming to bring this intricate art into everyday living. In the art of Tarkashi, Gaurav often focuses on engraved patterns and portraits of Radha Krishna and other divine deities. Gaurav's profound inspiration lies in preventing the extinction of Tarkashi. He feels a strong sense of responsibility to his familial legacy, recognizing the rarity and importance of preserving this unique craft. His main challenge currently is finding suitable platforms to sell his artwork and connect with art-appreciating customers. Looking ahead, Gaurav aspires to expand his reach by venturing into online sales and exports, aiming to bring the beauty of Tarkashi to a global audience. Gaurav Shakya embodies the spirit of an artist deeply connected to his roots, determined to innovate while honoring a treasured tradition.

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    Title Ram Darbar In Tarkashi Inlay by Gaurav Shakya
    Artist Gaurav Shakya
    Art Style Tarkashi Craft
    Medium Brass
    Size Medium
    Dimension 20 in(H) X 14 in(W)
    Themes Folk Art
    Color Black, Silver
    Country of Origin Uttar Pradesh, India
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