Shrinathji Terracotta wall plate art
Terracotta tiles artwork by Dinesh Molela
Shrinathji Terracotta artwork in India
Shrinathji Terracotta wall plate art
Terracotta tiles artwork by Dinesh Molela
Shrinathji Terracotta artwork in India

Shrinathji, Terracotta Art by Dinesh Molela


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Dimensions : H: 15 (in) by W: 10 (in)

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Renowned artist Dinesh Molela's artistry not only preserves a centuries-old tradition but also transports the viewers to the heart of Rajasthan's religious and artistic heritage. This enchanting Terracotta rendition brings to life the divine essence of Lord Krishna, manifesting as a seven-year-old Balak. Molela's intricate craftsmanship pays homage to the rich cultural heritage of Rajasthan, where Shrinathji is venerated with utmost devotion. The earthy tones of Terracotta art create a warm and inviting canvas for this spiritual art piece. Molela's attention to detail is a testament to his dedication to the craft. Every delicate stroke and carefully sculpted pattern tells a story of devotion, highlighting Shrinathji's divine innocence. From the intricate peacock feathers adorning the deity's crown to the vibrant embellishments of his attire, the artistry is a mesmerizing tapestry of devotion. In this sacred representation, Terracotta serves as a bridge between the earthly realm and the divine, capturing the essence of Shrinathji's spiritual presence.

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    Artist

    Dinesh

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    Mohan Lal Kumhar was awarded the Padma Shri for Molela Terracotta. Dinesh Chandra Mohanlal Kumhar's art is in several national and international collections. He's also been to several foreign countries to demonstrate his abilities and promote his items. Both are excellent instances of how dedication and hard effort pay off! Dinesh Chandra Kumhar's family has been manufacturing molela terracotta art plaques depicting traditional Hindu deities for fifteen generations. Dinesh began his apprenticeship at the age of ten, under the supervision of his father.  For fifteen generations Dinesh ji's family have practised the tradition of making terracotta plaques of traditional Hindu Deities. Molela is known in the area as a 'potters village' as there are about 30 families from the Kumhar caste producing pottery.  Dinesh Molela Instagram

    Art Form

    Terracotta

    Teracotta art has been practised in India for thousands of years, dating back to the Indus Valley civilization. Clay is used to make earthenware, figurines, and other ornamental items. Clay is dried and then fried at extremely high temperatures to allow it to take shape. The artform also has a spiritual importance, as it is claimed in Hinduism that this material uses the five components of the universe: air, water, fire, ether, and earth. States including as Madhya Pradesh, Bihar, Gujarat, and Rajasthan have a long and illustrious history with the art form.



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