Hand-Painted Jharoka Wall Frame – Ganesha on Lotus sacred cow decor blue framing the central dance with

framing the central dance with the full arc of divine descent

built around the Navarasas - the nine core emotions of Indian aesthetic theory

and art style remain consistent with what's shown

Dimensions: 36 cm x 25

Pichwai painting relies on natural pigments applied in fine

Hand-Painted Jharoka Wall Frame – Ganesha on Lotus sacred cow decor blue framing the central dance withGanesha is shown here seated on a fully bloomed pink lotus, a small book resting beneath him a nod to his role as patron of learning and the deity traditionally invoked before any new undertaking. The piece is set within a jharoka, the ornate overhanging window balcony traditionally found on Rajasthani havelis, recreated here in miniature with a projecting canopy roof and carved pillars. Hand painted in warm oranges and greens against a rich brown