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Radiant Lord of Beasts by Parwati Devi
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Radiant Lord of Beasts by Parwati Devi

Radiant Lord of Beasts by Parwati Devi is a 2009 Sohrai painting that captures the sacred energy of Pashupati, Lord of Animals, through bold rhythmic patterns and earthy tones. The use of red, brown, and white reflects Sohrai’s connection to fertility and the renewal of life. Parwati Devi translates this ritual symbolism into a powerful visual language—where Lord Shiva, in his animal form, embodies both protection and primal strength. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - A striking depiction of divine and animal unity central to Sohrai philosophy. - Distinctive concentric and linear motifs radiate energy and balance. - Natural pigments evoke the grounded beauty of Jharkhand’s earth. - A compelling blend of spirituality and folk expression. Ideal for collectors who appreciate tribal art rooted in spiritual symbolism and organic design traditions.

$ 829
The Protector by Parwati Devi
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The Protector by Parwati Devi

Painted in 2009, The Protector presents Parwati Devi’s vision of Pashupati, an ancient Lord of Beasts, embodied through bold Sohrai lines and terracotta tones. The figure—half-human, half-animal—stands surrounded by circular cosmic symbols and dotted fields that suggest the continuity of life and divine guardianship of the natural world. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - Depicts the powerful tribal form of Lord Shiva as protector of all beings. - Expressive geometry and earthy hues recall prehistoric ritual cave art. - Integrates faith, fertility, and the natural order in one commanding design. - A rare fusion of sacred myth and folk storytelling. This painting appeals to collectors fascinated by mythic symbolism, indigenous spirituality, and primal design traditions.

$ 829
The Lotus Spiral by Parwati Devi
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The Lotus Spiral by Parwati Devi

Parwati Devi’s The Lotus Spiral (2015) reimagines the Sohrai Kamalbandh—the sacred lotus motif—through dynamic symmetry and earthy tonal warmth. The bold interplay of red, black, and white forms creates a hypnotic movement that echoes the rhythm of harvest rituals. Each curved line and dotted accent feels ceremonial, invoking the spirit of festivity and gratitude that defines Sohrai culture. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - The lotus, a symbol of fertility and regeneration, is rendered with ritual precision. - Elegant rhythmic lines give the painting a contemporary abstraction. - Vibrant natural pigments mirror the vitality of festive Sohrai walls. - Bridges traditional female artistry with modern visual dynamism. - This work would resonate deeply with collectors of sacred pattern art, ritual abstraction, and earthy modern aesthetics.

$ 829
Echoes of the Meadow
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Echoes of the Meadow

Echoes of the Meadow by Malo Devi captures a poetic dialogue between an elephant and a peacock beneath flowering branches. The composition brings together creatures of grace and strength, symbolic of fertility and abundance within Sohrai tradition. The artist’s use of earthy reds, ochres, and deep blacks creates a rhythmic harmony that feels both celebratory and meditative. Malo Devi’s distinctive style shines through in her precise outlining and intricate patterning. Each dot and curve reflects the living pulse of tribal storytelling, where every animal and motif carries spiritual meaning tied to the cycles of nature and the harvest. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - A vibrant portrayal of unity in nature through tribal symbolism - Painted with natural pigments on handmade paper - Reflects the harmony and fertility central to Sohrai art - A signature creation from Malo Devi in the Justin Imam Collection

$ 829
Song of the Peacock Family
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Song of the Peacock Family

Song of the Peacock Family by Alka Imam captures the quiet poetry of nature and kinship through the elegant forms of peacocks beneath forest branches. Each figure is stylised in the traditional Sohrai manner, marked by rhythmic symmetry and warm earthy tones. The painting conveys grace and continuity, where the adult peacocks mirror one another in form and movement while the smaller bird symbolises renewal and life’s gentle rhythm. Through intricate linework and balanced composition, Alka Imam transforms a familiar forest scene into a lyrical celebration of harmony and belonging. Why This Artwork Stands Out: - Created with natural earth pigments on handmade paper - A masterful example of Sohrai art’s flowing geometry and symbolism - Expresses familial love and balance through natural motif - Demonstrates Alka Imam’s distinct sensitivity to rhythm and pattern

$ 829
Ancient Rhythms of the Wild
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Ancient Rhythms of the Wild

Ancient Rhythms of the Wild by Alka Imam is a striking interpretation of early human expression, echoing the Meso-Chalcolithic imagery of rock and cave art. The painting portrays a vivid panorama of life in an ancient forest where humans, animals, and symbols merge within layered terrains of memory and myth. Rendered in muted ochres, browns, and greys, the composition captures the essence of prehistoric storytelling. Every figure and form speaks of coexistence, ritual, and motion. Through her refined Sohrai technique, Alka Imam bridges past and present, celebrating the origins of creativity and connection with nature. Why This Artwork Stands Out: - Inspired by Meso-Chalcolithic rock art traditions and tribal symbology - Created with natural pigments on handmade paper - A rare visual dialogue between ancient and contemporary expression - Alka Imam’s unique interpretation of human and animal harmony

$ 829
Echoes of the Ancient Forest
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Echoes of the Ancient Forest

Echoes of the Ancient Forest by Alka Imam draws inspiration from the Meso-Chalcolithic period, evoking a time when art, ritual, and survival were one. The painting captures a primordial jungle alive with stylised animals and plant forms, rendered in flowing patterns and earthy pigments. Alka Imam channels the rhythm of prehistoric expression through Sohrai tradition, reimagining early human connections to nature. The dynamic composition, filled with symbolic motifs, invites reflection on the enduring bond between life and land — a conversation between the ancient and the present. Why This Artwork Stands Out: - Crafted with natural pigments on handmade paper using traditional Sohrai technique - Reflects the spirit of ancient tribal imagery and early symbolic art - A unique blend of Meso-Chalcolithic themes and contemporary folk aesthetic - Demonstrates Alka Imam’s sensitivity to heritage and natural storytelling

$ 829
The Keeper’s Embrace
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The Keeper’s Embrace

The Keeper’s Embrace by Putli Ganju captures a moment of striking symbolism between a serpent, a cow, and a lizard, entwined within nature’s quiet rhythm. Each figure reflects the harmony and interdependence that define the Sohrai tradition, where life, sustenance, and spirit flow seamlessly together. Using natural pigments in warm ochres, browns, and blacks, the artist weaves an organic balance between strength and gentleness. The serpent, often seen as both guardian and seeker, curves gracefully around the nurturing cow, creating a scene that speaks of protection and balance within the cycles of nature. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - - Created with natural pigments on handmade paper in traditional Sohrai style - Depicts an intricate relationship between animals and their natural surrounding - Expresses themes of balance, nourishment, and coexistence - A fine example of Putli Ganju’s mastery in form, symbolism, and natural rhythm

$ 829
The Playful Canopy
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The Playful Canopy

The Playful Canopy captures a joyous scene of monkeys swinging among blooming branches. Through her distinct Sohrai style, Putli Ganju celebrates movement, curiosity and the spirit of life that thrives in nature. Rendered in warm earthy tones, the composition balances rhythm and form, transforming simple lines into a narrative of connection and vitality. The monkeys appear to dance across the page, surrounded by floral motifs that echo the fertility and abundance of the forest. This painting invites the viewer to explore the balance between instinct and harmony within the natural world. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - Created with natural pigments on handmade paper using traditional Sohrai technique - Captures the energy and playfulness of wildlife within nature’s embrace - Rich with symbolic forms representing joy, fertility and coexistence - A vivid representation of tribal storytelling through line, colour and rhythm

$ 829
Song Beneath the Tree of Life
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Song Beneath the Tree of Life

Song Beneath the Tree of Life beautifully brings together a peacock, a squirrel, and blooming flora in a moment of shared vitality. Through this Sohrai painting, Putli Ganju captures the interconnectedness of all living beings beneath nature’s eternal canopy. The artist uses rich, natural pigments and rhythmic lines to depict harmony and renewal, celebrating the nurturing essence of the earth. The peacock’s regal stance, the curious squirrel, and the flowering branches unite in a scene that radiates balance, abundance, and quiet joy — hallmarks of traditional Sohrai storytelling. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - Crafted using natural pigments on handmade paper in the Sohrai tradition - Depicts harmony between creatures beneath the sacred Tree of Life - Reflects the artist’s deep understanding of nature’s interconnected cycle - A serene piece that adds depth and meaning to any cultural space

$ 829
Whispers of the Wild Canopy
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Whispers of the Wild Canopy

Whispers of the Wild Canopy is an enchanting composition where lizards and peacocks share space within a flowering forest. In this Sohrai painting, Putli Ganju captures the secret rhythm of coexistence that defines the natural world. Each figure, from the watchful reptile to the graceful bird, moves in harmony with the earthy palette that has become a hallmark of the artist’s work. The painting brings forward the quiet communication between land and sky, animal and plant. The rhythmic use of patterns and the organic balance of form evoke the timeless language of Sohrai — one rooted in gratitude, fertility, and the cycles of life. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - Painted with natural pigments on handmade paper in the traditional Sohrai technique - Symbolises coexistence and the delicate balance of the forest ecosystem - Characterised by vibrant natural tones and flowing geometric design - A celebration of tribal heritage and the poetry of the wild

$ 829
The Feathered Duel
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The Feathered Duel

The Feathered Duel portrays a lively encounter between an owl, a peacock, and a lizard, rendered with bold rhythm and vivid earth tones. In this expressive Sohrai artwork, Putli Ganju captures nature’s balance between play and confrontation, spirit and instinct. The composition brims with movement, where each creature becomes part of a greater narrative that celebrates coexistence and vitality. Using organic pigments and handmade paper, the artist transforms traditional tribal motifs into a dynamic tableau that speaks of courage, curiosity, and the timeless pulse of the wild. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - - Created with natural earth pigments on handmade paper in the Sohrai style - Represents harmony and tension in nature through vibrant imagery - A striking example of tribal artistry that blends symbolism with motion - Adds cultural depth and warmth to interiors or curated collection

$ 829
Wild Rhythms of the Grove
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Wild Rhythms of the Grove

Wild Rhythms of the Grove reveals the pulse of the forest through the vivid imagery of a deer and a lizard in motion. In this work, Karu Ganju captures the natural rhythm shared by all creatures, where life unfolds in balance and quiet conversation. The bold outlines and earthy tones echo the traditions of Sohrai painting, while the organic forms reflect the artist’s deep connection with the land. Each figure seems to breathe within its surroundings, symbolising unity, vitality, and the eternal dialogue between movement and stillness. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - Crafted using natural earth pigments on handmade paper in the Sohrai tradition - Represents the relationship between creatures and their environment - Combines tribal expression with storytelling through rhythmic pattern - Perfect for collectors seeking authentic and nature-inspired art

$ 829
Kindred Grace
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Kindred Grace

Kindred Grace celebrates harmony and companionship in the natural world through the graceful depiction of two spotted deer. In this work, Karu Ganju captures a timeless connection between beings who share the same earth and rhythm of life. Surrounded by vibrant floral motifs, the pair stands as a symbol of unity and quiet strength. The artist’s use of organic tones and fluid brushwork brings the composition to life, blending the innocence of wildlife with the elegance of Sohrai tradition. Each line and pattern resonates with the deep understanding of nature’s design, transforming simplicity into soulful expression. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: - Created using natural pigments on handmade paper in the Sohrai art tradition - Represents companionship, balance, and natural beauty - Combines bold form with intricate tribal symbolism - A serene piece that brings warmth and authenticity to any space

$ 829
Whispers of the Wild Earth
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Whispers of the Wild Earth

Whispers of the Wild Earth captures the vibrant pulse of the forest, where every creature moves to nature’s rhythm. In this striking composition, Karu Ganju illustrates a porcupine, lizard, and snake in a moment of vivid interaction, their forms woven through the earthy tones and flowing lines of Sohrai art. The artwork is a testament to coexistence and energy within the natural world. The intricate detailing, painted with natural pigments, reflects both movement and stillness, as if the forest itself breathes through the creatures it shelters. Each symbol and contour pays homage to the wisdom of the land and the interconnected spirit of all living beings. Why This Artwork Stands Out: - - Crafted using natural pigments on handmade paper in the Sohrai tradition - Captures the raw essence and energy of wild creatures in harmony - Combines traditional symbolism with expressive form and rhythm - A powerful piece for collectors of authentic tribal and nature-inspired art

$ 829
Echoes Beneath the Canopy
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Echoes Beneath the Canopy

Echoes Beneath the Canopy captures the serene rhythm of life in the wild, as a deer and a lizard move through a forest in perfect balance. With instinctive lines and natural pigments, Karu Ganju celebrates the quiet conversations of the earth, where each being plays a part in the harmony of nature. The artist’s use of organic tones and fluid outlines reflects the vitality of Sohrai art. Every detail speaks of connection, resilience, and the sacred balance that binds animals, plants, and the land. This painting is a gentle reminder that even the smallest movement in the forest carries the echo of life’s enduring song. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: - Created in the Sohrai tradition using natural earth pigments on handmade paper - Symbolises the harmony between living beings and the natural world - Combines simplicity of form with spiritual depth and movement - Perfect for interiors inspired by nature and traditional craftsmanship

$ 829
Hunt Beneath the Blossoms
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Hunt Beneath the Blossoms

Hunt Beneath the Blossoms is a vivid reflection of the wild balance between life, instinct, and beauty. Through bold lines and vibrant forms, Karu Ganju brings to life a dynamic scene where a wild cat and a deer share the same floral space. The flowers bloom around them, softening the primal energy with nature’s quiet grace. Rendered in earthy hues, the composition reveals both movement and stillness, capturing the pulse of the forest and the rhythm of coexistence. Every petal, spot, and curve holds a dialogue between the hunter and the hunted, a story as old as nature itself. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - Created in the Sohrai tradition using natural pigments on handmade paper - Explores themes of instinct, coexistence, and the circle of life - Balanced composition that merges flora and fauna in visual harmony - A striking representation of traditional tribal storytelling through form and colour

$ 829
Guardians of the Green
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Guardians of the Green

Guardians of the Green captures the harmony of forest life through the bold and rhythmic language of Sohrai art. In this vivid composition, Chamni Ganju brings together the strength of the peacock, the alertness of the lizard, and the watchful grace of other forest beings. Each creature moves with quiet purpose, framed by organic foliage that speaks of balance and interconnection. The artist’s confident brushwork, shaped by generations of mural traditions, translates nature’s rhythm into visual poetry. With its earthy tones and dynamic lines, this painting celebrates the sacred relationship between animals, plants, and the land; a relationship both timeless and alive in the tribal imagination. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - Handcrafted in the Sohrai tradition using natural earth pigment - Brings together animals, foliage, and movement in perfect rhythm - Symbolic of coexistence and nature’s protective spirit - Ideal for interiors celebrating sustainability and cultural heritage

$ 829
The Forest Keepers by Putli Ganju
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The Forest Keepers by Putli Ganju

The Forest Keepers by Putli Ganju, created in 2016, is a Sohrai painting that brings together animals, birds, and flowers in a lively, interconnected scene. Putli Ganju paints with precision and rhythm, her use of repeated motifs and natural pigments reveals the interdependence of all life forms. The work feels celebratory yet grounded, echoing the pulse of the forest and the traditions of the women who paint to honour it. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - A rare contemporary Sohrai piece showing ecological harmony. - Symbolic layering of creatures representing fertility and protection. - Beautiful interplay of geometry and organic form. - Combines traditional technique with an accessible modern palette. This painting feels alive with quiet joy, reminding us that the forest watches, protects, and endures.

$ 1,139
Spirit of the Herd by Sajhwa Devi
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Spirit of the Herd by Sajhwa Devi

Spirit of the Herd by Sajhwa Devi is a 2003 Sohrai painting, which features a central animal rendered in shades of violet and grey—an unusual palette that softens the form while adding depth. Sajhwa Devi’s work often reimagines sacred animals as bearers of care and continuity. The loops and enclosed patterns within the form suggest protection, a motif tied to fertility and nurturing. This central animal is youngling, clearly. Its casual, carefree grazing evident of the fact that it must be well protected and with a herd. This simple yet perceptive element which makes use of deliberate omission in a frame to indicate certain things, is what makes Sajhwa Devi a master in her craft. Why This Artwork Stands Out: - A refreshing reinterpretation of Sohrai forms using modern colour tones. - Represents cycles of care and protection central to village life. - The natural pigments lend a textured, organic surface quality. - A statement piece combining folk authenticity with visual balance. - This artwork feels steady and full, carrying the quiet rhythm of land and life.

$ 1,139
Flock in Motion
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Flock in Motion

Flock in Motion, painted in 2001, is a Sohrai artwork that captures a rhythmic gathering of birds in warm earth tones. The artist arranges them in fluid symmetry, each form flowing into the next, reflecting unity and the pulse of collective life. Their poised stillness carries a quiet energy, evoking balance between movement and rest, a recurring theme in Sohrai art rooted in the rhythm of seasons. Why This Artwork Stands Out: • Highlights harmony and collective strength in tribal life. • Minimal yet deeply expressive, with earthy ochres and browns. • The layered arrangement gives the work an architectural rhythm. • Balances traditional symbolism with elegant simplicity. This piece holds a grounded calm, inviting reflection on coexistence and balance.

$ 1,139
Giraffe Among Blossoms by Fatima
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Giraffe Among Blossoms by Fatima

Ornamented Elephant by Fatima is a 1996 Sohrai painting which depicts a richly patterned elephant framed by curling leaves and tendrils. Fatima’s strong outlines and rhythmic detailing evoke the grandeur of ritual wall art. The animal, adorned like an offering, becomes a symbol of prosperity, wisdom, and strength. The warm terracotta and white palette carries the glow of the soil after rain. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - A powerful rendering of the elephant as a sacred, life-giving figure. - Natural pigments create warmth and authenticity. - Combines ornamental beauty with cultural storytelling. - A collector’s piece that embodies the grace of tribal India. The work radiates quiet majesty, carrying the weight of tradition with effortless charm.

$ 1,139
Blooming Beast by Juliet Fatima
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Blooming Beast by Juliet Fatima

"Blooming Beast by Juliet Fatima is a 2001 Sohrai painting , that reimagines the animal as both creature and vessel of life. From its body sprout full, blooming flowers—symbols of fertility and the earth’s abundance. Juliet Fatima’s earthy browns and soft ochres echo the walls of Sohrai homes, where art grows directly from the mud. The balance of structure and flow speaks to the deep connection between nature, growth, and ritual. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: ### - Captures the essence of regeneration through a striking floral-animal fusion. - Combines symbolic depth with visual simplicity. - Uses natural pigments that ground the work in its indigenous roots. - A timeless representation of Sohrai’s reverence for the land. - Both meditative and alive, this piece holds the quiet pulse of creation itself."

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Rhythms of the Wild by Malo Devi
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Rhythms of the Wild by Malo Devi

Rhythms of the Wild' by Malo Devi, painted in 2003, stands out for its spontaneous energy and narrative charm. A large animal figure, accompanied by birds and a human form, recalls scenes of coexistence found in Sohrai folklore. The use of teal, violet, and ochre tones creates a visual rhythm that celebrates life, movement, and kinship with the natural world. Malo Devi’s style balances freedom and restraint, keeping the painting grounded in tribal memory while giving it a fresh, lively presence. ### Why This Artwork Stands Out: - Combines storytelling and symbolism central to the Sohrai harvest tradition. - Crafted with natural pigments, preserving authenticity and cultural integrity. - A rare example of human and animal forms sharing a unified visual field. - Appeals to those who appreciate expressive, story-driven tribal art. It’s a piece that feels alive, rooted in earth, yet reaching toward something universal.

$ 1,139

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