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This handpainted original work of madhubani godna postcard is done on handmade paper base. Godna was originally the tattoo art of local tribes, engraved on the body on important occasions.
Godna Madhubani Handpainted Greeting Card - Assorted (8 x 5.5 in)
Godna Madhubani Handpainted Greeting Card - Assorted (8 x 5.5 in)
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This handpainted original work of madhubani godna postcard is done on handmade paper base. Godna was originally the tattoo art of local tribes, engraved on the body on important occasions.
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Size | Length - 20 centimetres, Width - 14 centimetres. |
Weight | 15 grams (approximately). |
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This handpainted original work of madhubani godna greeting card is done on handmade paper base. Godna was originally the tattoo art of local tribes, engraved on the body on important occasions. Godna art does not shy away from time-taking fine detailing, repetitious imagery and storytelling from the epics or deities followed by their caste. These paintings largely composed of rows and concentric circles of flowers, fields, animals, figures and spirits drawn with a pointed bamboo pen using natural colours and permanent ink. This Indian tribal art comes from madhubani from the family of Shravan Paswan. A wonderful painting for the discerning decor aficionado or a gift for an art lover. These are priceless collectibles. |
Care | Clean with soft dry cloth. Keep away from water & other liquid substances. |
Colour | Slight difference in color from the visible product image is possible. Read more. |
Brand | Sharavan Kumar Paswan is the third generation Godna Paintings artist from Madhubani district of Bihar. He had the privilege to learn this craft from his mother, the legendary “Urmila Devi”. Urmila Devi learnt this beautiful craft from the very talented “Late Chanu Devi”, who was also honored for this craft with a National award. Shravan Kumar fondly remembers the early days of his training under the supervision of his mother. It was fascinating as a child for him to see his mother work and under her expert supervision and months of hard work; Shravan ji mastered the techniques of this craft form. Today he, along with his son and other members of the family, manages their primary markets at various Shilpa Bazar and trade fairs across the country. |
Sold and Marketed By | ITOKRI ENTERPRISES PVT. LTD. A-7, Shri Krishna Nagar, Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, India |
Country of Origin | India |
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Verified Partner Explore All Godna Paintings by Shravan Kumar ProductsSharavan Kumar Paswan is the third generation artist of Godna Paintings from Madhubani district in Bihar. He had the privilege of learning this craft from his mother, the legendary “Urmila Devi”. As a child, it was fascinating for him to see his mother working under expert supervision and her days of hard work; Shravan Ji mastered the techniques of this craft form. Today, along with his son and other family members, he runs their main markets at various Shilpa Bazaars and trade fairs around the country. Currently, they have a lot of stock as sales and normal market channels have been severely impacted due to the effects of the COVID-19 lockdown.
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×Godna Folk Art
Madhubani's painting of Godna is done by the Paswan community without depictions of famous religious figures according to ancient tattoo styles. They had their own divine gods living in nature. Godna art is considered an adaptation of a ancient art form.
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Here are the tools and raw materials used to paint Madhubani: Craft paper or canvas: This is the base material used for painting.
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The most popular choice is cardboard, a good thick paper specially made for making cards. All craft stores have cardboard and there is usually a lot of variety.
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Madubani's paintings use two-dimensional images, and the colours used are derived from plants. Madubani's paintings are well defined and characterised by a figure with bulging corns and a pointed nose. The subject of these paintings usually includes natural elements such as fish, parrots, elephants, turtles, sun, moon, bamboo and lotus.