In Indian mythlore, there is a poem about Lord Krishna's mother, Yasodha,
"Yashoda, what penance did you make, that the Almighty himself calls you dearly, "Mother"?"
I can't help but wonder what kind of blessing it must have been for beings like Mother Mary and Yasodha to have a child like Jesus and Krishna. What more could one ask for beyond such a divine blessing? It's surreal and mystical to think of these celestial beings being chosen to take care of creation itself. No wonder they are worshipped as godly figures; they deserve it.
"Yashoda, what penance did you make, that the Almighty himself calls you dearly, "Mother"?"
I can't help but wonder what kind of blessing it must have been for beings like Mother Mary and Yasodha to have a child like Jesus and Krishna. What more could one ask for beyond such a divine blessing? It's surreal and mystical to think of these celestial beings being chosen to take care of creation itself. No wonder they are worshipped as godly figures; they deserve it.
Welcome to a revival of a rich Indian art form, reimagined and brought to life through 'Neo Bengal Folk Art.' This transformative journey is deeply entrenched in the vibrant tapestry of Indian Mythology, Folklore, Legends, and Tales.
The essence of Bengal Pattachitra, a time-honored Indian folk art form, is the foundation of this endeavor. Its traditional strokes and style have been seamlessly blended with contemporary elements to give birth to the Neo Bengal Folk Art. This art style aims to breathe new life into our cultural heritage, creating a blend of the old and new.
Through Neo Bengal Folk Art, we'll rediscover the captivating iconography of Indian mythology, each stroke echoing tales of wisdom, pride, and grandeur. These artworks serve as a window to the past, offering a unique perspective on our rich cultural narratives.
Our 'Neo Bengal Portraits' are more than just faces. They are an exploration of diverse characters and their stories that have been immortalized in our collective consciousness. Each portrait is a tribute to these iconic figures, reflecting their strength, virtue, and timeless appeal.
Join us on this artistic journey as we spread the wisdom and pride of Indian Art and Culture. Stay tuned for more updates and insights into the world of Neo Bengal Folk Art.
