Vastraharan; Kerala Mural Painting; 43x22 Inches

This Masterpiece Mural Paintings Depicts The Activity of Vastraharan. The Boy Krishna Would often Steal The Clothes of The Gopis When They Went to Bathe In The Waters. He Would Always Tease Them With Other Activities like Stealing Their Home Made Butter Etc. It Would Project A Child's Innocence, Purity and Naughtiness. This Traditional Wall Mural from Kerala Is Heavenly. The Colors Traditionally Used Are Green for Satvic, Red and A Mixture of Red and Yellows for The Rajasic and Black (Shivite) and White (Vaishanavite) for The Tamasic Deities. The Most Predominant Colour Used In Kerala Murals Is Saffron-Red. Vegetable Dyes, Fruit Juices, Minerals and Natural Material Are Used for Making The Paint While Brushes Are Made from The Blades of Certain Type of Grass and Roots of Trees and Sharpened Bamboo Pieces Are Used to Draw The Outline. It Is A Vertical Mural Painting of Vastraharan 43x22Inches. It is without frame.