Bhairunath, Mandana Painting by Vidya Devi Soni
Bhairunath, Mandana Painting by Vidya Devi Soni
Bhairunath, Mandana Painting by Vidya Devi Soni
Bhairunath, Mandana Painting by Vidya Devi Soni
Bhairunath, Mandana Painting by Vidya Devi Soni
Bhairunath, Mandana Painting by Vidya Devi Soni
Bhairunath, Mandana Painting by Vidya Devi Soni
Bhairunath, Mandana Painting by Vidya Devi Soni

Bhairunath, Mandana Painting by Vidya Devi Soni


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Size : Medium
Dimensions : H: 1.2 (ft) W: 0.9 (ft) I H: 14 (in) W: 11 (in)
Medium : Natural Colors on Paper

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This is a Mandana painting of Bhairunath made by Vidya Soni. The legend of Bhairunath is popular in Hindu Mythology. He is often associated with Maa Vaishno Devi- the mother of mountains. It is believed that a devotee’s journey to Vaishno Devi’s temple is not complete till one doesn’t visit Bhairavnath’s abode. Maa Viashno in her Mahakali form had slayed Bhairavnath. She later forgave him and gave him a boon that said, “My vision would not be considered as complete unless a devotee would appear to you after me.” In the Bhairav valley of the Trikuta Mountains is the temple of Bhairunath and this diety is also found seated as a central deity in temples in villages and is of great importance.

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    Artist


    Vidya Soni

    Vidya Devi Soni of Bhilwara began learning at the age of six under the guidance of her father, Shri Badri Lal, and mother, Smt Sumitra. Mandana refers to 'drawing' in the sense of chitra mandana or 'drawing a picture' in the local language. She still practises this traditional Indian art form at the age of 73 and was given the National Merit Award in 2017.

     



    Art Form

    Mandana

    Mandana Paintings, one of the oldest forms of tribal art of India is predominantly done by the Meena community in Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh. One of the incredible feats of Mandana art is that it isn’t taught through mere formal training but passed along as girls learn it by observing and emulating their mothers. In a way, it is seen as a skill that has connected women over generations.  These paintings are often seen on walls and floors of rural mud houses, keeping the place ornamental. The theme differs from animals such as peacocks and elephants to wells and water bodies. Even without colour, it portrays a distinctive and diverse design that binds several generations together. Some believe that making these on the entrance of homes while serving its decorative attribute, also protects the home from evil. It has religious and auspicious significance as seen on major Indian festivals when it embellishes houses just like Rangoli art. It wards off wicked energies while manifesting divinity.



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