A unique Lippan Wall Art showcasing Indian Timekeeping Chart, i.e. Months of Hindu Calendar along with approximate Gregorian counterparts. This wall art also showcases the 6 seasons in Indian Luni-Solar Calendar. A Swastika in the center represents auspiciousness and wellbeing. Intricately handcrafted by an inhouse artist, this wall art is a contemporary yet rooted traditional Indian folk art (technique) called Lipan (to apply/stick), which uses clay, paint and mirrors embellishment. Timekeeping is an ancient study in Indian culture. Hindus use a highly advance, accurate and complex - hybrid Luni-Solar Calendar for time keeping, however, this chart focus on the Lunar component of the luni-solar model. This wall art invites scientific curiosity to any space.
Crafted using clay, mirrors and acrylic paint, and hand-applied designs, this artwork exudes a vibrant charm. The tiny mirrors reflect light beautifully, adding a touch of bohemian elegance to your environment.
Key features: - Handmade using clay and mirrors, acrylic paint. - MDF/Wood board - Dimensions: 12"x12" Inch. - Ideal for living rooms, offices, or gifting purposes.
Lipan Art is popular in the tribes of western Indian regions of Kutch, Rajasthan and Gujarat. This art has been practiced for centuries to beautify homes with reflective designs that bring life to interiors.
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