religious art

Indian artist Bharti Dayal showcases exquisite talent in a romantic scene of the divine couple Krishna and Radha. Working with acrylic and vegetable dyes, Bharti uses delicate brushstrokes to capture the lovely gaze between this sacred couple, portrayed in this Madhubani painting of bold but jolly hues.

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Nature celebrates the divine love between Krishna and Radha, teaching the world a lesson of resilient and innocent romance. Intense colors take over this classic Madhubani painting by Bharti Dayal, whose expert brushstrokes adorn the deities with luxurious garments and cultural elements of captivating allure.

The piece arrives signed and unstretched.

When Krishna played the flute for his beloved Radha, the whole forest came to listen to those stunning melodies. Using classic techniques, India's Bharti Dayal portrays this sacred scene in this Madhubani painting made with acrylic and vegetable dyes, whose bold hues depict nature's beauty as divine as Krishna's presence.

The artwork arrives signed and unstretched.

The artist explains that this peace painting is inspired by the notion of Krishna as the god of compassion, tenderness and love, who teaches about life, love, happiness, dharma, liberation, devotion, yoga, meditation and truth.

The kadamba tree is inextricably linked to the Hindu god Krishna's iconography, exquisitely depicted in this folk painting by Indian artist Bharti Dayal.

This stunning work of art is created in classic Madhubani style by applying acrylic paint and vegetable dyes on handmade paper. "Madhubani paintings are in fact a simplistic manifestation of the philosophical heights achieved by Indian civilization for the universal power of love, longing and peace -- the quest of all beings," the artist adds.

Hindu god Shiva is known for being the absolute consciousness that makes up our cosmos and for being forever in union with his consort Shakti. Indian artist Bharti Dayal explores the notion that incorporating Shiva and Shakti into our inner consciousness allows us to achieve greater inner peace and strength, a quality that is represented by Shiva's bull Nandi. This rich Hindu mythology is depicted with intricate detail by the artist in a remarkable Madhubani-style folk painting made with acrylic paint and vegetable dyes on handmade paper.

This breathtaking folk painting by Indian artist Bharti Dayal celebrates the eternal love between Hindu deities Krishna and his chief consort, Radha. In this scene they share a private moment as she asks him to play his magical flute, oblivious to the world around them. Acrylic paints and vegetable dyes in bright hues of red, green, blue, brown, grey, black, beige and yellow are applied on handmade paper to craft the exquisite painting in the traditional Madhubani style.

Mary and Joseph watch over the rabbis in Jesus' circumcision ceremony, in which He also received His name. The traditional ceremony is depicted with ample detail by Fernando Sayan Polo, in a replica of an anonymous painting from the Cuzco School of Religious Paintings. Preparing the canvas with gesso, Sayan expertly paints with oils and golden gilt applications.

Titled " Circuncisión del Señor" in Spanish.