#Indian classical art

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[indianart-01]

Basuki Das Gupta: Indian artist, expert in Indian art, creates textured paintings that evoke emotions, from Bishnupur, West Bengal. Buy traditional Indian art of Basuki das gupta. His unique blend of hardboard, paper pulp, and thick acrylic paint results in captivating surfaces that transcend flatness. With a strong affinity for texture, Das Gupta's artwork offers a deeply physical and immersive experience for viewers. Explore the Indian Art gallery of Laasya Art and discover a wide range of traditional Indian Art, offering the chance to bring the beauty and cultural essence into your own space.

[kurj]

South Indian / Tamil Miku dancing Bharatanatyam

My comments under are the cut. My other Mikus (minoan): click and click.

this time I tried to keep the design more accurate when it comes to her original colors (hence more gray) but also had to recreate the cultural outfit properly. Golden stuff kinda ruins the palette but they are a must so I guess it's a lesson for me to plan better in the future. I also skipped the leek: adding it to the "temple jewellery" wouldn't be very respectful I guess. I also kinda forgot lol.

I'm not Indian so I hope I didn't duck this up too much - I did a lot of research.

[ignatiusteto]

i think sacred music in the kryn dynasty would be very cyclical and repetitive in form to symbolize the idea that life is a continuous thing (at least those who are consecuted right right) and is a cycle across lifetimes and yeah

[inmyworldblr]

Dillagi (1949)    //    film poster

[anirregularperson]

"The feminine cannot, will not surrender

To the wounded masculine...

A man who criticizes her

Belittles

Dishonours

Controls

Manipulates

Abuses

Or attacks her

Her own inner masculine will not allow it

He will rise fiercely to the forefront

To stand guard

To do the job himself

The feminine can and will only surrender

To the divine masculine...

A man who is devoted to her

Elevates

Honours

Cherishes

Supports

And protects her

A man with boundaries

Presence

Direction

Integrity

Accountability

And humility

In this space

She will feel him penetrating her very essence...

Her body

Her mind

Her heart

Her soul

And she will feel safe...

Safe enough to surrender

This is the natural law

This is the dance of healed polarities

This is surrender...

To Love"

~ Karen Star

[moonlitmistyforest]

Attributed to Khushala - The Gods Sing and Dance for Shiva and Parvati, c. 1780-90 Opaque watercolor and gold on paper 228.85 x 329.18 mm Philadelphia Museum of Art

[boanerges20]

Lost & Found

[escapismsworld]

"Indian Summer" (1875). By William Trost Richards (1833-1905)

[aarchisthetic]

Indian traditional 🌼🌺

[chaitalinath]

They think I love you because of how handsome you are, but trust me darling, I'd have loved you just the same if I were blind and you were bald.

[clumsy-words-again]

asdfghjkl my first major Bharatnatyam stage performance is tomorrow evening i’m nervous shskhsjskdjsuwkdj

[astra45801]

My oc Aneesa. She's a 20 year old Indian girl studying journalism in Mussoorie, India because it's her dream to become an investigative reporter. She's bright, sharp witted and perceptive of her surroundings. Despite her cautiousness around people she's always willing to lend a hand to anyone in need.

She likes to read all sorts of books, go on long walks in the chill Mussoorie valleys and play the piano.

[theindiandonut]

The Green Tara (Sanskrit: Shyamatara; Tibetan: Sgrol-ljang) was believed to be incarnated as the Nepali princess. She is considered by some to be the original Tara and is the female consort of Amoghasiddhi, one of the “self-born” Buddhas. She is generally shown seated on a lotus throne with right leg hanging down, wearing the ornaments of a bodhisattva and holding the closed blue lotus (utpala).

[inmyworldblr]

Sadhna (1958)  |  dir. B. R. Chopra  |  film poster

[raktimchanda]

Raktim Chanda - Bharatanatyam