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The Stall of "SANSKIRTI" (www.ARTSofINDIA.in)
Occasion: Sri Guru Govind Singh ji Maharaj's 350th "Prakshotsav"
Venue: Bihar Lalit Kala Academy, Frazer Road, Patna, Bihar
Date: 1st Jan - 5th Jan 2017
Event: Art Exhibition
Our Bihar coordinator and State Award Winner Madhubani Artist Mamta Bharti ji is managing the stall. For more details you may reach out to her at Venue.
About Prakash Parv
The 350th
Patna: Bihar Rural Development Minister Shrawan Kumar on Thursday inaugurated Jeevika-sponsored Saras Mela themed 'Hunarmand Mahila, Khush-haal Parivar' (Talented Women, Happy Family) at Gandhi Maidan in Patna where more than 350 stalls have been set up to showcase handicraft from a number of states.
Like in previous years, the annual fair where women get an opportunity to showcase their handicraft – be it clothing items, paintings, decorative items, or furniture – kicked off amidst a host of activities including 'nukkad-natak', folk cultural programs, food stalls serving items to appeal to varied taste buds, and games and contests offering free gifts to the winners.
The fair runs till February 21, actually opened on Tuesday but
Like the diversity of India, its folk art also presents a huge canvas and depicts the cultural mosaics of this country in a very colourful style. This art can rightly be termed as an ocean of the folk art
The 5000 years old Indian culture has given successive generations a wonderful mindset tuned in amalgamation of tradition and modernity,
Manjusha Art Technique
The paintings are done using a brush and paints.
The Colours Used
The main colours used are green, yellow and pink/red.
Yellow signifies peace or samriddhi, Pink/red signifies sacrifice and green signifies happiness. Black and blue cannot be used as they are not considered holy for religious purposes. Earlier the colours used were natural colours.They used indigenous plant materials.They extracted the dyes from various parts of the plants.After a while they started using “kaccha” colours which are
