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Love affair

Flute” is a watercolor on paper-based creation of Ujjwal Kundu. In landscape orientation with dimensions of 13.78" X 11.02"(35.00cm X 27.99cm). this painting is a contemporary figurative art where the human figure plays as the main character of painting we also see some different elements of nature. This painting reminds me of Krishna gatha told by my mother. The moment when Lord Krishna wandered into the forest and played his magical tune. All the animals began to dance till they grew tired as if they were under some spell. Lord Krishna danced for days and when he stopped a peacock offered him his feather as a token of gift. This picture seems to capture that moment in its style.

Theme suitable for: let the music seep into the air of your contemporary house. this painting has a capturing property that one might never forget. Hang it in your drawing room and boast about your decorative skills. it goes well with both contemporary and traditional architecture. You could also consider hanging it on your office wall.

Flute

Lovable” is a watercolor on the paper-based creation of Ujjwal Kundu. In landscape orientation with dimensions of 13.78" X 11.02"(35.00cm X 27.99cm).is a contemporary painting with the depiction of the deepest emotion “love”. The Taj Mahal is a representation of everlasting love and the "forever" that many love stories aim for at the beginning. The Taj Mahal, which the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan constructed for his cherished wife Mumtaz Mahal, is a universal symbol of love. After Mumtaz Mahal passed away, the emperor gave the order to construct the most spectacular memorial in the world over the graveyard of his wife. It is thought that the monarch did this to fulfill a promise he had made to the queen during her lifetime. The artist has tried to use different elements of love in his painting.

Theme suitable for: the main theme running in the picture is that of love. Love is a universal language that is accepted by all. the artist uses light background that would suit dark walls there are shades of red in it that gives it an appealing touch. We recommend this painting for your drawing room or bedroom.

Loveable

Trap

Hopper

Newborn” is a watercolor on Paper-based creation of Ujjwal Kundu. In landscape orientation with dimensions 13.78" X 11.02"(35.00cm X 27.99cm). It is a contemporary figurative art of babies. Babies are traditionally used in art as symbols of purity – humanity before the forces of the world work upon them.  These pure innocent creatures are unaware of the world outside free of all vices. In this painting we can see some bright color balloons representing freedom for the baby growing inside the womb enjoys his freedom under the care of his mother who nurtures her with uttermost love and care. But on the outside see thorny roses waiting for the baby to come out. These thorny roses could be represented as the challenges in the outside world. This painting is a beautiful depiction between the innocence of the unborn world and the various challenges he has to face once he is born. 

Theme suitable for: it is a painting of sheer innocence and bliss. Baby pictures are usually considered lucky and a symbol of purity. Hence we suggest you to put this painting for your drawing room as the bright colors will always draw the attention of the viewers.

New born

<h1>Maa Durga | Portrait | Watercolor on canvas</h1>
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&ldquo;Maa Durga &rdquo; is a watercolor on canvas-based creation of Ujjwal Kundu. In portrait orientation with dimensions 29" X 42"(73.66cm X 106.68cm ). It is a contemporary painting with a devotional aspect to it. Devi Durga is considered the feminine epitome of strength. She is depicted in a variety of Vedic literature as a goddess having feminine prowess, power, determination, wisdom, and punishment much beyond this material world. Durga means the one in charge of this material world, also termed as &ldquo;durg&rdquo;. The word &ldquo;durg&rdquo; comes from two Sanskrit words, &ldquo;du&rdquo; meaning difficult, and &ldquo;ga&rdquo; meaning cross over. Therefore, the word &ldquo;durg&rdquo; means the fort that is difficult to cross over. In this painting of Maa Durga, we can see her reflection in a flaming red and yellow color showing her immense strength and power.
 
Themes suitable for: The theme of this folk painting is folk and tribal. It adds an authentic glorifying look to your flat walls creating a magnificent and buoyant impact over you and making your heart bump with vivid optimistic energy. These forms and sizes of painting are suitable for your studying room, or living room with a traditional or folk aesthetics.
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Subjects: devotional&nbsp; painting/ Maa Durga painting&nbsp;
Materials: canvas
Mediums: acrylic
Size: 29" X 42"(73.66cm X 106.68cm )
Theme :
Space:&nbsp; drawing room, bedroom, and office

Maa Durga Handpainted painting for home 

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<h1>Kali maa|portrait&nbsp; | watercolor on board</h1>
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&ldquo;Kali maa &rdquo; is a watercolor on the board-based creation of Ujjwal Kundu. In portrait orientation with dimensions 29" X 42"(73.66cm X 106.68cm) Kali comes from the Sanskrit root word Kal which means time. There is nothing that escapes the all-consuming march of time. Alongside being the Goddess of darkness, destruction, and death, Kali is also a symbol of Mother Nature because she is believed to be timeless and formless, representing the creation of life and the universe as well. In this painting, we can see goddess kali holding the heads of men which usually represents liberation or the end of the ego. Goddess Kali is said to be a fierce mother who protects her children from all difficulties.
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Themes suitable for: The theme of this folk painting is folk and tribal. It adds an authentic glorifying look to your flat walls creating a magnificent and buoyant impact over you and making your heart bump with vivid optimistic energy. These forms and sizes of painting are suitable for your studying room, or living room with a traditional or folk aesthetics.
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Subjects: devotional&nbsp; painting/ Kali maa painting&nbsp;
Materials: canvas
Mediums: acrylic
Size: 29" X 42"(73.66cm X 106.68cm )
Theme :
Space:&nbsp; drawing room, bedroom, and office
watercolor on paper

Kali Maa watercolor painting for home

<h1>maa Saraswati |portrait&nbsp; | acrylic on canvas</h1>
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&ldquo;Maa Saraswati &rdquo; is a watercolor on board-based creation of Ujjwal Kundu. In portrait orientation with dimensions 29" X 42"(73.66cm X 106.68cm).Hindu goddess Maa (Mother) Saraswati is the embodiment of learning, imagination, and music. The Sanskrit word "saras," which means "that which is fluid," is the source of the name Saraswati. Maa Saraswati is renowned for her ability to make order out of chaos and for being tranquil and centered. Maa Saraswati stands for purity and grace. She is shown wearing a white sari since knowledge is the antithesis of ignorance's darkness. Maa Saraswati does not wear heavy jewellery since she has given up on her materialistic ambitions. Instead, she is holding symbolic objects in her many hands: A manuscript denotes knowledge gained from books and lifelong learning; two hands are holding a veena, a stringed instrument that symbolises harmonising one's mind and body; and prayer beads stand for spiritual wisdom.&nbsp;
 
Theme suitable for: The theme of this folk painting is folk and tribal. It adds an authentic glorifying look to your flat walls creating a magnificent and buoyant impact over you and making your heart bump with vivid optimistic energy. These forms and sizes of painting are suitable for your studying room, or living room with a traditional or folk aesthetics.
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Subjects: devotional painting/ maa Saraswati painting&nbsp;
Materials: board
Mediums: watercolor&nbsp;
Size: 29" X 42"(73.66cm X 106.68cm)
Theme :
Space:&nbsp; drawing room, bedroom, and office

Maa Saraswati Handapinted watercolor painting for home 

Buddha ” is a watercolor on board-based creation of Ujjwal Kundu. In portrait orientation with dimensions 29" X 42"(73.66cm X 106.68cm). Is a devotional painting of Lord Buddha.For centuries, Lord Buddha paintings have been considered as a symbol of bliss, prosperity, and wealth. This sentiment is echoed by both Hindus as well as Buddhists. It encourages people to strive for a sense of peace and enlightenment, just the way the Lord had done himself. We can see some elements of nature like the lotus in the painting. Gautam Budhha is often portrayed sitting on a lotus as it symbolizes the one who overcomes pain and emotions. The one who has been pure and has passed buoyed the worldly pleasures. Lotus is considered to be a symbol of purity so the one sitting on it needs to be physically as well as mentally pure. The basic lotus flower symbolism in Hindu, as well as Buddhist culture, is purity, enlightenment, sanity, and rebirth. This painting gives us a deeper connection to Indian culture and its beliefs.

Theme of the painting: " Buddha" paintings are considered auspicious in most Hindu houses. the presence of Buddha's painting ensures peace, harmony, and balance in life. Placing a Buddha Painting in your office can significantly reduce stress and induce a more relaxed mindset, helping you tackle problems without stress. Buddha paintings also prove themselves to be good welcome paintings hence a perfect painting for the entrance and hallway.

Buddha | Handpainted original buddha paintings and large  wall art |

Save trees save the environment” is a watercolor on board-based creation of Ujjwal Kundu. In portrait orientation with dimensions 29" X 42"(73.66cm X 106.68cm). It is a contemporary painting with a strong msg connected to it. This covid situation has given us the biggest lesson while all these years everyone was busy chopping down trees and busy in urbanization they ignored nature and the changes in it. But during the Covid situation, everything took a U-turn. Everyone was locked under the four walls, struggling for fresh air oxygen was being bought. Which made people realize the importance of planting trees. “Save trees save environment” is the major step that everyone should take. In this painting, we can see how industrialization is taking away life while plants intend to save us.

Theme suitable for: the main theme running in the picture is that of nature. It has an important message attached to it. Considering the theme and its importance we suggest this painting for office walls as it will work as a daily reminder to plant trees and save the environment.

Saving Trees Watercolor painting for home, Save Trees save Environment 

Third eye ” is a watercolor on board-based creation of Ujjwal Kundu. In portrait orientation with dimensions 29" X 42"(73.66cm X 106.68cm). The third eye symbolizes mystical insight and intuition, as well as inner vision and enlightenment that is not visible to the naked eye. It is frequently pictured as being in the center of the forehead. The idea of the third eye has been around for a long time. Shiva, one of Hinduism's most significant and powerful gods, is frequently pictured with a third eye, which stands for his wisdom and enlightenment. In this painting by Ujwal Kundu, we see a man in deep meditation while he sits in a meditative pose on a lotus in the background. We can see some cosmic symbols that elevate the impact of the painting. The cosmic symbols can be an indication that the man has attained such a supreme level of sub-consciousness that he feels elevated to the cosmic power and can feel the power within himself.

Theme suitable for: the main theme running in the painting is that of enlightenment and self-realization. The third eye is all about looking into the subconscious self and the instincts that one has. We recommend this painting for your bedroom as it will always remind you of your inner power. It is also suitable for your drawing room or study room. You could even hang it on your office walls.

Third Eye Contemporary Multicolor watercolor handpainted painting for home

<h1>ABOUT</h1>
&nbsp;The Bishnupur temple is a modern art form where the artist through his painting expresses his emotions and views on the modern world. Through the painting of the Bishnupur temple, he shows how the world is slowly being controlled by phones and they have become an important part of our lives. The Bishnupur temple complex consists of 20 temples. The first of these, the Mrinmayee Temple, was built in 997 CE by King Jagat Malla. The temples of Bishnupur reflect the local architecture of Bengal and most of them were built between 1622 CE and 1758 CE. Burnt clay bricks were used as a substitute for stone in Bengal due to a lack of stone, and Bengali architects discovered a new means of creating a beautiful craft known as 'Terracotta.' The art of terracotta reached its pinnacle in the seventeenth century. Raja Jagat Malla and his descendants constructed a number of terracotta and stone art temples.
 
<h1>FEATURES</h1>
The Bisnupur temple is a watercolor painting by Ujjwal Kundu with dimensions of 42&rdquo; X 29&rdquo; (106.68 cm X 73.66cm). It is a modern art form. Modern art forms date back from the 1800s-the 1900s. Modern artists have strived to express their views of the world around them using visual mediums. In modern art artists usually depict what they imagined to be the peak of their subject, rather than what they saw with their own eyes. The Bisnupur temple&nbsp; is a perfect example
&nbsp;of modern artwork reflecting the strong emotions of modern times where people do visit temples but just to click photos for their social network and falling to understand the historical importance of&nbsp; the temples
<h1>THEME AND SUITABLE FOR</h1>
Having a glance at the painting we can clearly see its storytelling capacity.&nbsp; A living room is one of those corners of the house where we tend to socialize and interact. starting a conversation with a stranger for the first time is always difficult until you have some common topics to discuss. Art brings with itself many perceptions and interpretations that make it a perfect ice breaker when it comes to conversations. It also speaks a lot about individuals' personality and thought. This painting is surely going to prove a perfect ice breaker for your conversation. This painting will be delivered to you unframed&nbsp; in a core tube until rolling is not possible&nbsp;
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Bishnupur Temple Handpainted watercolor painting for home

<h3>ABOUT</h3>
The sofa is an original work by Ujjwal Kundu. The painter has beautifully spilled the story of the sofa by adding watercolor on board. The artist has very neatly through his watercolor painted the life of the sofa on board. Where the sofa reminds us of the comfort we usually fail to realize its importance once it gets old. The sofa lives his whole life comforting people and also being transferred from one person to another. It bears the torture of the naughty kids and still shines all red. Even when life is over and people tend to throw them out of the house it tends to give comfort to other homeless. Looking at the picture carefully we see different legs below the sofa indicating the different owners it had. Whereas the pigeon is seated on the top state the homeless animal seeking comfort on the retired sofa. The painter has used bright colors like red and yellow which depict hope and happiness.&nbsp; The watercolors seem to blend perfectly with each other showing a synchronization with the background.
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<h3>FEATURES</h3>
The sofa is a modern art form by Ujjwal Kundu, with the painting dimensions of 29&rdquo; X 42&rdquo; (73.66 cm.X106.68 cm).it is a modern art form. Modern art forms date back from the 1800s-the 1900s. Modern artists have strived to express their views of the world around them using visual mediums. In modern art artists usually depict what they imagined to be the peak of their subject, rather than what they saw with their own eyes.
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<h3>THEME AND SUITABLE FOR</h3>
This watercolor on board is a perfect companion for your sofa in the drawing-room trust me your sofa is gonna thank you for the friend you brought them. moreover, the bright watercolors used in the painting will add some extra essence to your drawing-room. The color red reflects love and passion. yellow captures sunlight and communicates happiness. The blend of colors symbolizes the synchronization of different moods. This watercolor artwork of the sofa will never fail to add that smile to your face each time you see it.&nbsp;
 This painting will be delivered to you unframed in a core tube until rolling is not possible.

UJJWAL KUNDU

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Artworks from artist UJJWAL KUNDU

Love Affair

Flute

Loveable

Trap

Hopper

New Born

Maa Durga Handpainted Painting For Home

Kali Maa Watercolor Painting For Home

Maa Saraswati Handapinted Watercolor Painting For Home

Buddha | Handpainted Original Buddha Paintings And Large Wall Art |

Saving Trees Watercolor Painting For Home, Save Trees Save Environment

Third Eye Contemporary Multicolor Watercolor Handpainted Painting For Home

Bishnupur Temple Handpainted Watercolor Painting For Home

Nostalgic Handpainted Sofa Painting For Home

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