Illustration
Natarajar & Sivakami
A detailed monochrome sketch of Nataraja and Sivakami, capturing cosmic dance, devotion, and the triumph over ignorance.
This work is sold unframed. Framing can be discussed before purchase. Singapore delivery or pickup details can be confirmed at checkout.
Artwork details
- Collection
- Illustration
- Medium
- Pen
- Size
- 28 x 20 in
- Surface
- Paper
- Framed
- Unframed
- Ready to hang
- No
- Year
- 2016
- Availability
- Available
About the work
This is a detailed monochrome sketch of two iconic Hindu figures. On the left is Nataraja, Lord Shiva in his cosmic dance, encircled by a flaming halo. He has multiple arms: one holds fire (destruction), another a drum (creation), one points to his raised foot (liberation), and one offers protection. He dances on the demon Apasmara, symbolizing the triumph over ignorance. His hair flows outward, richly adorned. On the right stands a serene female figure, possibly Parvati, his consort, or a divine devotee, in traditional attire with ornate jewelry. The sketch captures intricate textures, expressive postures, and spiritual symbolism, echoing the beauty of South Indian temple art.
Care
Gently dust with a soft, dry brush and display in a dry, shaded spot away from moisture and chemicals.
