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This striking Gond painting by master artist Sukhiram Maravi depicts a powerful and symbolic image rooted in the Gondi creation story. Originating in the tribal Gond community, which lives in close communion with nature, these paintings portray a strong belief that every aspect of nature is animate and sacred. At the heart of this narrative, the crab is revered as Megh Raja, the king of clouds and rain, and the fish below represents Megh Rani, his queen. The crab is the progenitor of life, and its powerful claws are shown holding the creation of the earth itself, symbolizing the fertile soil from which all nature emerges. This newly formed earth is depicted with a single, all-seeing eye, a profound symbol that it views all living things with the same vision, upholding the Gondi belief in the equality of all.
The central figure is a large crab, rendered with a textured body filled with dense black and white patterns. Its prominent claws are extended upwards, and cradled within them is a circular form representing the sun, also filled with intricate black and white patterns and radiating lines. The crab's large, circular eyes give it a focused and determined expression. Adding to the fantastical nature of the image, stylized trees are depicted sprouting from the crab's body. These trees are also rendered with fine black and white patterns, their branches reaching upwards. Below the crab, stylized fish are shown swimming in a body of water, indicated by wavy lines. The entire scene is set against a plain background, allowing the detailed central image to dominate the composition.
This painting effortlessly showcases Sukhiram Maravi's distinct artistic style through his signature Torana pattern, reminiscent of traditional Indian garlands or hangings, forming graceful semi-circular bands of geometric designs, primarily composed of alternating triangles and, in some variations, interspersed dots. His core inspiration lies in the intricate beauty of nature and the rich narratives of tribal life, often weaving together historical and contemporary perspectives.
This artwork is a masterful example of Sukhiram Maravi's ability to create a unique and symbolic representation of the natural world and celestial bodies through the distinctive and detailed visual language of the Gond tradition. The image evokes a sense of power and the interconnectedness of different elements of the universe.
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All artworks on the website are hand painted from scratch by our master artists. This makes every artwork absolutely unique and the actual colour and overall artwork may vary slightly from the artwork image posted here.