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Jaipur. In the Aadi Mahotsav going on at Jawahar Kala Kendra in Jaipur, a huge crowd of people is gathering to buy paintings of tribal painting artists from different states of the country. Such artists have come to Aadi Mahotsav who prepare live paintings. That’s why his paintings attract people the most.
Glimpse of tribal culture in painting
Sangeeta Vagad, who came from Palghar, Maharashtra in Aadi Mahotsav, who has been doing painting work since childhood, has become so adept in this genre that she can create excellent paintings within a few minutes. Sangeeta Vagad tells that she prepares paintings of Warli art, it is a reflection of her tribal culture. Every tradition of the society is especially reflected in this painting. Sangeeta Vagad says that a photo or painting expresses thousands of words, hence her paintings also reflect the traditions of the society.
After learning skills from her husband, she became even more expert than him.
Most of the painting artists have come to this festival. Similarly, Sunita Devi, who came from Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, has received many awards at the state level for her paintings. Sunita Devi tells that she learned the art of painting from her husband and now she has become more expert in making paintings than her husband. . A normal painting made by him is sold for Rs 5 thousand. Many such artists have also come to the festival who create excellent paintings by carving wood. People are liking the paintings of all these artists in Aadi Mahotsav. Apart from painting, unique workmanship on clothes is also seen in Aadi Mahotsav, in which the design of clothes worn by the tribes of different states is very beautiful and artistic. .
Unique products of every state are present in the fair
Let us tell you that tribal artisans from more than 10 states of India have come to the Aadi Mahotsav, which includes Bagru print from Rajasthan, Bandhini from Gujarat, Dokra art from Chhattisgarh and Odisha, jewelery from Telangana, traditional clothes from Sikkim, Pashmina shawls from Ladakh. Products included. In the Aadi Mahotsav fair, along with great shopping, you can also enjoy the best food from different states and also watch cultural programs of different states at night. Let us tell you that the Aadi Mahotsav fair at Jawahar Kala Kendra will run till December 8, which is open from 11 am to 9 pm. Public entry into the fair is absolutely free.
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first published : December 7, 2024, 6:41 pm IST
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