The Art
This piece showcases elements typical of Rajasthani folk art, a style known for its vibrant colors, intricate detailing, and depiction of animals and nature motifs. Rajasthan has a rich artistic heritage, and the elephant is a frequent symbol in its art, representing strength, wisdom, and royalty. In Indian culture, the elephant is a symbol of prosperity, protection, and good fortune. Elephant motifs are commonly found in traditional art, especially in items meant for home decor, as they are believed to bring positive energy and ward off negative influences. The floral designs and circular patterns on the tabletop are hand-painted with precision. This intricate work is typical of traditional artisan-ship in India, where each detail is painted carefully to create symmetry and aesthetic balance. The patterns are often inspired by natural elements and are symbolic of growth and life. Dots and fine borders in white and gold, surrounding the elephant’s face and body, are common in Indian folk art. These accents add depth and texture, giving the piece a handcrafted look and highlighting the skill of the artisan.
Product Overview
This is a decorative, handcrafted elephant stool or table, likely of Indian origin. The design and intricate artwork suggest it is inspired by traditional Indian folk art, possibly Rajasthani. It embodies both functionality and artistry, making it a piece of usable art that brings an element of Indian tradition into any space.
- Size: 8 inch
- Material: Wood
- Care: Clean with a soft damp cloth
- The stool is shaped like an elephant, with its legs acting as the stool's legs and the body supporting the tabletop
- The body of the elephant features elaborate floral and geometric patterns in gold, white, green, and red. The tabletop has intricate circular designs with green, red, and gold patterns, surrounded by a blue border with golden accents
- This style is typical of Rajasthani or Indian folk art. The motifs and color scheme are reminiscent of traditional Indian handicrafts, often used in small tables, stools, and decorative pieces
- These kinds of stools are often used as side tables, decorative stands, or even footrests, adding a touch of vibrant cultural decor to any space
The Artist
Gopal Lal Sharma has been engaged in the service of Indian Art since he was age of 12 year old and now he has acquired a consolidated experience of more than 45 years. He has also been facilitated by the government for his contribution in preserving the traditional miniature art form of India. He is also a guru (traditional teacher) of Indian Art Form. He is specialist of Miniature Mughal Art and Rajasthani Painting. His knowledge helps us all to make quality products filled with traditional values and as per contemporary requirement.
Customizations
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