Mandi Collection
"Mandi: A Cultural Tapestry Unveiled" Step into the enchanting world of Mandi, a land steeped in history and rich with artistic treasures
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"Mandi: A Cultural Tapestry Unveiled" Step into the enchanting world of Mandi, a land steeped in history and rich with artistic treasures. From ancient mythological tales to vibrant royal portraits, this captivating collection showcases the diverse facets of Mandi's cultural heritage. Immerse yourself in the mesmerizing artwork of "The Churning of the Ocean of Milk, " an exquisite masterpiece from the late 18th century. Created by an unknown artist, it depicts gods and demons engaged in a celestial tug-of-war, symbolizing the eternal struggle between good and evil. Travel further back in time as you explore "Rama and Sita with Lakshman. " Painted around 1800, this gouache and gold paint on card composition captures a tender moment between Lord Rama, his beloved wife Sita, and faithful brother Lakshman. The intricate details bring their divine presence to life. Witness divine grace unfold before your eyes in "Rama and Sita Enthroned. " This awe-inspiring piece portrays Shiva, Hanuman, and other deities worshipping Lord Rama and Sita. The vivid colors exude devotion while showcasing Mandi's deep-rooted spirituality. Delve into musical realms through the delicate brushstrokes of "Bhairavi Ragini" from a ragamala series dating back to 1640-50. This folio evokes melodic harmonies as it illustrates one mode within Indian classical music traditions—a testament to Mandi's appreciation for artistry across various forms. Experience love's clandestine allure through "Krishna Spying on Radha. " Crafted during the late 18th century by an anonymous artist, this painting captures Krishna's playful mischief as he peeks at his beloved Radha amidst lush surroundings—an eternal tale that resonates with audiences even today. Marvel at Vishnu astride Garuda—the mythical bird—in "Vishnu on Garuda.