<h1>beauty of Indian Shringar |portrait  | acrylic on canvas </h1>
 
“Beauty of Indian shringar” is acrylic on canvas-based creation of Mahadev Swarnakar. In portrait orientation with dimensions 20" X 24"(50.80cm X 60.96cm). This is a contemporary figurative art of the “beauty of Indian shringar”.The significance of Solah Shringar is that enhances the beauty of a woman. According to Indian culture, women are embodiments of Shakti-the female power and it is the ornaments that orifices and control the power and aura emanated from the body of Shakti. The bindi, an ornamental dot placed on the forehead between the eyebrows signifies the mystical third eye, the invisible organ of spiritual perception and second sight. Kajal is used purely to enhance the size and shape of the eyes. After all the eyes are called the windows of the soul and convey the feelings of the heart. A sacred symbol of suhaag, sindoor, or vermillion is applied on the center parting of the hair and is a part of the shringar of a married woman. This painting also personifies the rich Indian culture and people’s lifestyles. 
 
Theme suitable for:  this painting is a contemporary figurative art of an Indian girl who holds simplicity with elegance. We recommend this painting for your drawing room. As it holds the beauty that can draw anyone’s attention. You could also add it to your bedroom as the simplicity of the painting is surely going to win your heart.
 
 Subjects: contemporary figurative painting/ woman painting 
Materials: canvas
Mediums: acrylic
Size: 20" X 24"(50.80cm X 60.96cm).
Theme :
Space:  drawing room, bedroom, and office

Paintings

Beauty of Indian shringar

<h1> beauty of Indian culture  |portrait  | acrylic on canvas </h1>
 
“beauty of Indian culture” is acrylic on canvas-based creation of Mahadev Swarnakar. In portrait orientation with dimensions 24" X 30"(60.96cm X 76.20cm).  It is a contemporary figurative painting of an Indian girl. Through this painting, the artist aims to reflect the richness of Indian culture. portrays as if the lady is from an Indian family with a simple lifestyle draped in a simple and neatly pleated saree with light makeup of Kohl on her eyes. The acrylic painting has been bound with black tones and its beauty got elevated by the flower garlands on her hair that the woman carries with complete elegance. The simplicity and the aesthetic sense of the painting fill up your heart with zeal and buoyancy. This painting also personifies the rich Indian culture and people’s lifestyles. The black and white shade given to the painting adds to its authenticity. 
 
Theme suitable for:  this painting is a contemporary figurative art of an Indian girl who holds simplicity with elegance. We recommend this painting for your drawing room. As it holds the beauty that can draw anyone’s attention. You could also add it to your bedroom as the simplicity of the painting is surely going to win your heart.
 
 Subjects: contemporary figurative painting/ woman painting 
Materials: canvas
Mediums: acrylic
Size: 24" X 30"(60.96cm X 76.20cm).
Theme :
Space:  drawing room, bedroom, and office

Beauty of Indian culture

<h1>Durga |portrait  | acrylic on canvas </h1>
 
“Durga” is an acrylic on canvas-based creation of Mahadev Swarnakar. In portrait orientation with dimensions of 36" X 48"(91.44cm X 121.92cm), this painting is a contemporary painting with a devotional aspect. it includes goddess Durga and her devotee. Devi Durga is considered the feminine epitome of strength. She protects her devotees from evil powers and safeguards them. In this painting, we can see a portrait of a woman who seems to be a reflection of goddess Durga, draped in a simple and neatly pleated saree with light makeup of Kohl on her eyes and the bindi on her forehead representing the third eye. The acrylic painting has been bound with black tones and its beauty got elevated by the power and confidence in her eyes. The simplicity and the aesthetic sense of the painting fill up your heart with zeal and buoyancy. This painting also personifies the rich Indian culture and people’s lifestyles. The black and white shade given to the painting adds to its authenticity. 
 
Theme suitable for:  the theme of the painting is contemporary yet keeps up its traditional touch. Making it a perfect choice for anyone who wants to add elegance to your home. It even has a devotional aspect to it which continuously reminds us of our power as individuals.
 
 Subjects: contemporary figurative painting/ Durga painting 
Materials: canvas
Mediums: acrylic
Size: 36" X 48"(91.44cm X 121.92cm).
Theme :
Space:  drawing room, bedroom, and office

Figurative

Durga

Sankat Mochan” is acrylic on canvas-based creation of Mahadev Swarnakar. In portrait orientation with dimensions 1" X 48"(2.54cm X 121.92cm). It is a devotional painting of Lord Rama's greatest devotee of all time Lord Hanuman. "Sankat Mochan" is Sanskrit for "the one who removes obstacles." This is a very appropriate title for Lord Hanuman, who not only relieves devotees' sufferings, problems, and difficulties but also aided many significant figures in the Ramayana. Hanuman was always there to clear the path and offer a solution for them whenever they ran into issues. Lord Hanuman is a representation of unwavering devotion, total submission, and the lack of the ego or the lower self. His persona teaches us what we may do in life by turning into devoted, unwavering followers of God, joining the forces of righteousness, supporting the weak, and exercising self-control, unwavering faith, and absolute submission. In this painting of Lord Hanuman, we can see him worshipping Lord Shiva.

Theme suitable for: it is a devotional painting of Lord Hanuman. He is usually considered to give strength to fight the evil forces and face challenges in our daily life. Lord Hanuman is said to keep all the difficulties away hence, we recommend this painting for your bedroom if you are going through rough times. You could also use this painting for your drawing room.

Sankat mochan (series-I)

This Painting depicts the hope and devotion of Draupadi. This Painting gives us the message that, like Draupadi kept her faith in Lord Krishna in her worst times we should also keep our faith in almighty and hope for the best, hence this Painting is named as ' Rays of Hope '.

Rays Of Hope

This painting symbolises that the Supreme lord Shree Krishn's love for every being is the same. As shown in the painting Lord Shree Krishn is showing his affection towards a Cow, he is equally in love with all the Plants, Animals and Humans in this whole Universe.

Prem (series) 

In this second painting of the Prem series, you can observe Radha Rani gently caressing a calf, symbolizing the expression of love between humans and nature. The depiction highlights the profound bond of love between Radha Rani and Krishna, showcasing the concept of divine love. Additionally, the artwork includes eight butterflies that represent the eighth avatar of lord Vishnu, arranged resembling a damru, illustrating the eternal nature of existence. The painting beautifully captures the infinite love shared between Radha Rani and Krishna, while also embodying their boundless affection for all living beings.

Prem 2

This painting is a part of the Prem Series, portraying the impossibility of mapping the depths of the universe, much like the boundless nature of a mother's love. In this artwork, I've attempted to depict Lord Ganesha in a childlike form, symbolizing the profound love within a mother's abode. The background showcases the cosmos, with detailed monochromatic elements, using black and white colors. Additionally, I've incorporated shades of blue and violet in the background, evoking a sense of peace and tranquility.

MAHADEV SWARNAKAR

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Artworks from artist MAHADEV SWARNAKAR

Beauty Of Indian Shringar

Beauty Of Indian Culture

Durga

Sankat Mochan (Series-I)

Rays Of Hope

Prem (Series)

Prem 2

Prem 3

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