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Ragini Kakubha Miniature Painting

Kaikubh Ragini is beautifully portrayed as a woman with a musical instrument surrounded by peacocks. According to inscription, she is the one whose face is like a moon, wearing a garland of Champa flowers, who looks with sarcasm and is very unpredictable in her manner. This Ragamala watercolor on canvas depicts Ragini Gujari in the lap of nature. The mood is "Vipralabdha sringara" - love denied expression, resulting in gloominess of heart. In pain and distress, she walks into the forest to give voice to her emotions by singing and playing Veena. Under a tree embraced by flowering creeper, she sits wearing yellow lehenga, orange chunri, and pink choli with pearl and gemmed ornaments. Like the flower-laden creeper, her head sinks as she broodingly strings the Veena. Hearing the heart-wrenching tunes, a pair of deer visits, looking innocently at the distressed beauty.

Specifications:

• Dimensions: H-6 × W-4 inches
• Material: Watercolor on canvas
• Style: Traditional Ragamala miniature art
• Frame: Available with or without frame
• Craftsmanship: Handcrafted traditional art

Care Instructions:

Keep away from direct sunlight. Dust gently with a soft brush. Avoid moisture and direct sprays.

Perfect for art collectors, music lovers, and those celebrating Indian classical traditions.