Bibi Jaan- Feminine Grace- VI- Bengal Pattachitra Wall Art

Details Bibi Jaan personifies dignity & most importantly, she held the status of a matriarch. The women in erstwhile Bengal were revered by the socieity for their sheer ability to be more decisive , delegate, procreate & most importantly their natural knack to woo the opposite gender through their femine grace. A perfect balance of the yin & the yang. Bengal Pattachitra paintings are priceless collectibles. The pattachitra painting is an art form that originated in 19th century Bengal, in the vicinity of Kali Temple in Kolkata and is considered to be one of the earliest forms of pop art in India. Material Art Paper, Natural Vegetable Colours made by the artists. Old recycled fabrics trimmed as per the dimension of the paper & pasted a esthetically on the rear for the stiffness. The paintings are pest controlled. Care Advise no water spillage as that could fade the natural colours. Note The paintings are non-returnable as they are made to order. Any imperfections or irregularities should be appreciated as unique characteristics of hand-painted craftsmanship. The expressions of the Pattachitra figures may vary since they are hand-drawn, and such variations are an inherent part of the artistic process. We strive to replicate the displayed paintings as closely as possible, but each artist brings their own flair to the work. Despite these variations, every piece of Pattachitra art created is unique and beautiful, reflecting the rich heritage and authenticity of this traditional craft. Expecting a perfectly identical reproduction would be an undue constraint on the artist’s creativity.