Krishna With Cows: Kalamkari painting by Harinath.N


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Size : Small
Dimensions : Diameter: 1 Foot | Diameter: 12 inches
Medium : Acrylic Colors on Canvas

About the Artwork +

The circular painting depicts a lotus flower separating the painting in two planes. On the right we can see Krishna playing flute while being surrounded by cows, while the other side depicts gopis who have come to listen him play the flute. Krishna is highly ornamented and instead of the cowherd Krishna with a turban, here we can see Krishna the king of Dwaraka. The colours used in the painting are bright, contrasting and yet complementing.

Historically, Kalamkaris used to be known as Pattachitras, an art form still found in neighboring Odisha and other parts of India and Nepal. The term "Pattachitra" translates to "patta", meaning "cloth", with "chitra" meaning "picture".Paintings made on fabric and fabric scrolls are mentioned in ancient Hindu, Buddhist and Jain literature. Under medieval Islamic rule, the term Kalamkari was derived from the words "kalam", which means "pen" in Telugu, and "kari", which means craftmanship. This became popular under the patronage of the Golconda sultanate

About the Artist: Harinath.N is a Kalamkari artist from Srikalahathi with over 35 years of experience and has also received the State award for his work. 

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  • Size: Diameter 1 feet
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  • Kalamkari painting by artist Harinath.N
  • Painting on canvas using acrylic colours made by the artist
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Artist


Harinath N

Harinath N is a Kalamkari artist from Srikalahathi with over 35 years of experience and has also received the State award for his work. 

Art Form

Kalamkari

Kalamkari refers to the ancient style of hand painting done with a tamarind pen, using natural dyes. The name Kalamkari originates from Persian words qalam (pen) and kari (craftsmanship). Paintings made on fabric and fabric scrolls are mentioned in ancient Hindu, Buddhist and Jain literature. Under medieval Islamic rule, the term Kalamkari was derived from the words "kalam", which means "pen" in Telugu, and "kari", which means craftmanship. This became popular under the patronage of the Golconda sultanate. Motifs drawn in this ancient art of Kalamkari, include flowers, peacock, paisleys and also divine characters from Ramayana and Mahabharata. Kalamkari colours are made mostly from vegetable dyes. The popularity of this exquisite form of painting has earned international repute for the state of Andhra Pradesh. Kalamkari art was the household occupation of several rural women and craftsmen in the ancient times and continues to be passed down from one generation to the next. Artforms like Kalamkari have started gaining more and more popularity in recent times because of their no-chemical process of creating printed textiles.



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