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Anita Devi

Anita Devi

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Peacocks and Flowing Waters
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Tribal Art

Peacocks and Flowing Waters

Anita Devi’s 2014 Khovar piece called Peacocks and Flowing Waters pairs two peacocks framed by a flowing fish border, a motif that merges land and water, air and motion. The red tones within the peacocks stand out against the monochrome background, hinting at vitality within serenity. This composition celebrates cyclical life and coexistence, an enduring theme in Sohrai and Khovar traditions. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - Combines peacock and fish symbolism in a unified natural rhythm. - Strong geometric balance with organic flow. - Traditional black Khovar lines enhanced by subtle, warm colour accents. - A striking example of folk minimalism meeting sacred design. A perfect choice for collectors who value harmony in form and meaning—those drawn to art that bridges symbolism and visual calm.

$ 829
The Blossoming Spirit
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Tribal Art

The Blossoming Spirit

The Blossoming Spirit by Anita Devi is a radiant celebration of growth and life expressed through the timeless Khovar motif of the Tree of Life. The composition is filled with intricate flowers and birds, each carefully detailed to create a sense of rhythm and harmony. The flowing branches and floral symmetry draw the viewer into a world where nature’s beauty becomes a spiritual language. Anita Devi’s use of bold black lines and fine etching work showcases her artistic precision and sensitivity to form. The painting’s organic movement reflects both fertility and joy, embodying the Khovar tradition’s devotion to the cycles of renewal and nature’s sacred balance. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - A stunning floral rendition of the Tree of Life in Khovar tradition - Created with natural pigments on handmade paper - Represents Anita Devi’s refined use of composition and texture - A graceful addition to the Justin Imam Collection

$ 829
Whispers of the Canopy
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Tribal Art

Whispers of the Canopy

Whispers of the Canopy by Anita Devi evokes the tranquil rhythm of a forest alive with sound and movement. Rooted in the Khovar tradition, the composition unfolds in a delicate balance of symmetry and flow, where peacocks and birds are interwoven with graceful foliage. The intersecting patterns create a visual dialogue between nature’s abundance and spiritual order, transforming the painting into a meditation on harmony. Executed in natural black pigment on handmade paper, the artwork embodies the quiet elegance of traditional mural design. Anita Devi’s masterful linework conveys motion and stillness in equal measure, as if the jungle itself is breathing. Her work captures not only the external beauty of nature but also its inner pulse, where each curve and contour resonates with ancestral memory and balance. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - A poetic representation of nature’s harmony through Khovar motif - Combines geometric order with organic vitality - Created with natural earth pigments on handmade paper - A contemplative artwork that bridges ritual symbolism and natural beauty

$ 829
Dance of Feathers and Fins by Anita Devi
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Tribal Art

Dance of Feathers and Fins by Anita Devi

Dance of Feathers and Fins by Anita Devi is a 2014 Khovar painting, where Anita Devi composes a lyrical interplay of birds and fishes encircled by rhythmic wheel-flower motifs. The balanced geometry of the border frames the dynamic central scene, symbolizing coexistence and fertility, key elements in the Khovar tradition. The limited palette of black, pink, and ochre highlights the artist’s mastery of restraint while keeping the composition lively and full of movement.The scene is one of harmony, togetherness and community, that the Khovar tradition is all about. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - Beautifully merges avian and aquatic life in one flowing, circular rhythm. - The wheel-flower motif serves as both decoration and symbol of life’s cycles. - Evokes traditional marriage mural themes while maintaining contemporary minimalism. - Exemplifies the fine balance between discipline and spontaneity in tribal art. Collectors of folk symbolism, tribal geometry, and nature-inspired narratives will find this piece a captivating statement of cultural harmony.

$ 829