Large contemporary painting

22" x 28"

$500

Watercolor and acrylic on paper

This is a large, professionally framed, contemporary painting of a dancing Ganesh. Lord Ganesh is the “God of Beginnings” and “Remover of Obstacles.” His cosmic dancing form provides a different experience to the viewer and using bright and "happy" colors exudes joyous grace and dignity. The keri/mango/paisley design in the background signifies memories, heritage and friendship. 

This painting is up for auction this weekend to raise money for a very good cause Vision Aid. 100% of proceeds will go to support the programs for the visually impaired. Vision-Aid, a 501 (c) (3) for the past fifteen years is working to empower the visually impaired to live with independence and dignity. Their mission is to ‘Enable - Educate - Empower’ the visually impaired.

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Dancing Ganesh

Acrylic on watercolor paper
9" x 12"
$250

SOLD - at the Kalakruti show at Regis College during the Learn Quest Music Festival
Sold to a wonderful family friend. She surprised me !!

With the help of my son, I was able to convert my line drawings into these beautiful Diwali postcards. They are for sale - $10 for a box of 6 (2 designs in each box)+ shipping. Please email me if you wish to buy them. Sale is for a limited time only and over when the cards are all sold.

1.)Peacock

2.) Ganesh

Just finished 2 line drawings to make Diwali cards. Diwali is the Indian festival of lights.
More details can be found here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diwali
Diwali is a national holiday in India and it is celebrated in all 28 states of India.
Peacock is the national bird of India.
Ganesh is the most widely worshipped Hindu god.
These basic line drawings are going to become Diwali postcards.

This is the 2nd painting in the series. Same subject (Neha), dancing with a dancing Ganesh holding musical instruments. This one also began as a line drawing but by coloring it in a little more- i think i added too many details.

Acrylic on watercolor paper
This painting is not for sale.