Among Unakoti’s (Tripura) numerous mammoth open-air rock-cut artworks, the simple yet monumental Ganesha catches the eye of the visitor.
Stylization and simplification at its best, Ganesha of Unakoti is recognizable due to our familiarity with the elephant-headed deity, a familiarity on which the maker of this distinctive Ganesha brass sculpture depends.
The backdrop and icon are cast as a whole, and the characteristic features of Ganesha- his trunk, Modak in hand, and Abhaya mudra- are all highlighted by curves and striations seamlessly.
The smoothness of the ears, rocky background, and gossamer-like texture of the trunk and folded legs become the defining features of each part- an artistic use of textural differences.
Featuring modern-abstract elements but made with traditional metal and decorated with a classic green Patina reserved long for gods and goddesses, it is the blend of modernity with ancient art principles in its make, that gives this brass Ganesha an aura of divinity.
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