Renowned artist Manoranjan Chitrakar creates with artistry a bird marriage scene, which is a common motif that carries cultural and symbolic significance within the Santhal community. A bird marriage scene often symbolizes the union of two birds, reflecting the idea of unity and partnership. This is seen as a representation of the importance of unity and harmony within the Santhal community. Bird marriages are an actual practice in some tribal communities, including the Santhal tribe. The artwork depicts a traditional Santhal wedding ceremony, preserving and celebrating their cultural heritage. The union of birds in marriage symbolizes the balance and harmony within nature and the Santhal culture, emphasizing the importance of a harmonious existence. The scene is emblematic of the unique cultural identity of the Santhal tribe, preserving and celebrating their customs and traditions.
Bird marriage scene: Santhal-Tribal Pattachitra by Manoranjan Chitrakar
₹1,400.00
Size : Medium
Dimensions : H-7 W-11 inches
Medium : Natural Colors on Paper
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SKU: MM2464
Categories: Home Décor, Pattachitra
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