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KARIGORI
Buddha with Sacred Cow

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Karigori Studio Collection · Madhubani, Bihar

Buddha with Sacred Cow

₹4,800

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This vibrant Madhubani folk painting portrays a serene Buddha-like figure seated peacefully beside a richly ornamented sacred cow, with a gentle gesture symbolising compassion, harmony, and reverence for all living beings. The central figures are surrounded by a lush natural landscape filled with flowering trees, foliage, birds, and two graceful peacocks. The painting showcases the distinctive visual language of Mithila folk art through intricate linework, fine stippling, repetitive floral motifs, patterned garments, and highly detailed ornamental borders. The cow is decorated with traditional motifs and jewellery, while the Buddha figure is framed by an elaborate halo that serves as the visual focal point. A vivid palette of green, red, orange, yellow, blue, and cream brings the composition to life while retaining its traditional handcrafted character. The richly patterned borders and dense natural elements create a sense of completeness and visual rhythm, making the artwork well suited for heritage-inspired interiors, cultural collections, spiritual spaces, contemporary décor, and installations celebrating India's traditional folk-art heritage.

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Specifications

Material
Canvas Painted
Artisan
Mr. P Paswan
Region
Madhubani, Bihar
Collection
Karigori Studio Collection
Category
Traditional Paintings

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The Maker

Mr. P Paswan

Every Karigori piece is made by hand by artisans who have inherited centuries of craft knowledge from Madhubani, Bihar. When you commission or purchase a piece, you directly support their livelihood and keep this tradition alive.

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