Manjusa Painting “Mata Mansa Puja”

Manjusha paintings have a distinct style, with human forms depicted in the shape of an ‘X’ with raised limbs and main characters having big eyes but no ears. Bishaharis are also drawn in a specific way, holding different objects to distinguish them, such as a bow and arrow with amrit kalash for Jaya Bishahari, or a lotus for Padmavathi Bishahari.

The Manjusha painting showcases the celebration of the Mata Mansa festival, where devotees worship the goddess and children are seen enjoying the festivities.

Manjusha art is a traditional art form of Bihar, India, and it’s wonderful to know that local artists like Pawan Kumar Sagar are helping to promote and preserve this beautiful art form.Manjusha art is known for its vibrant colors and intricate designs, and it’s often used to depict mythological stories and religious ceremonies.It’s important to support and recognize local artists like Pawan Kumar Sagar, who are working hard to keep traditional art forms alive and thriving.

Through this painting, Pawan Kumar Sagar showcases his unique vision and ability to bring together the traditional Manjusha style with spiritual themes. The artwork is a testament to his talent as an artist and his deep understanding of the cultural and spiritual heritage of India.

The artwork is original with the signature done by the artist and delivered directly from the artist gallery to the hands of consumer.

The artwork comes in the size of 55.88*76.2 square Cm and available for customization,for customization contact us on 9540767331 or write to us at hello@hasthcraft.com