Brightening Sun on Canvas - Pithora Painting

For those who are passionate about nature and love being closer to its prime element, Sun, the Brightening Sun on Canvas Pithora Painting is a great work of art to cherish. Hand-painted on canvas, this creation can beautify your space with its magnificent layout. It is a special painting that uses lavish colours with a decorative art, keeping the Sun at the centre. With labour of love and great sanctity, it becomes a medium of storytelling through marvellous brush strokes and trajectory that is hard to miss. Its ornate detailing is worth praises while the rays of the sun are equidistant from the centre, all the four corners are brilliantly filled with bright colours especially orange, green, red and blue. Both its small and large designs collectively bring in visual aesthetics that is sure to enlighten up your living space with its beauty. Above all, this painting is a testament of the hardwork and the efforts of the Rathwas and Bhilals tribes of Gujarat who offer their thanksgiving to God Pithora.
Use this unique artwork to bring in positive energy and strong upbeat vibes.

About Pithora Painting

Pithora Paintings are living testimonials of the ever-changing culture of greatly enriched folk art culture of the vibrant Gujarat. For many who were not knowing, the Pithora paintings are more of a ritual than an art form. More than just colourful images, Pithora paintings are tantalizing creations of the Rathwas, Bhilala, Naik and Bhil tribes of Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh and their homage to the God Pithora.

The most interesting forms of Pithora Painting include stunning shadow-play of flying horses, birds, animals and hills. Sun and the moon are also depicted in most of the Pithora paintings that have been lately commercialized. The Pithora artworks commemorate auspicious occasions and thanksgiving through animated stick figures and makes splendid use of colours. One would never find a Pithora painting colourless or in pale colours rather they use the most exotic shades of tints such as blue, orange, red, green, ultramarine and black. These colours are prepared using colour-powder with milk and Mahuda, a kind of liquor prepared from the Mahuda tree.