Kalamkari painting of Lord Sun reveals a sense of omnipresence and omnipotence. The Surya Narayan Bhagwan is called ‘Sarva Loka Pitamaham’ the father of the entire world. The painter is beautifully painting clouds and a halo like chariot structure surrounding the God. He manifests himself for the well being of his creation. He is the life-giver and time-giver. He has been painted sitting in a golden chariot drawn by seven horses reminding us about the passage of time. The seven horses signify the seven days a week and also represent the seven primary colours of the rainbow or light. The various colors when put together will once again become white light with no traces left of their original colour as they merge into each other. The Kalamkari painting yields a lively effect by reflecting motion in a very effective manner.
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Kalamkari painting of Lord Sun reveals a sense of omnipresence and omnipotence. The Surya Narayan Bhagwan is called ‘Sarva Loka Pitamaham’ the father of the entire world. The painter is beautifully painting clouds and a halo like chariot structure surrounding the God. He manifests himself for the well being of his creation. He is the life-giver and time-giver. He has been painted sitting in a golden chariot drawn by seven horses reminding us about the passage of time. The seven horses signify the seven days a week and also represent the seven primary colours of the rainbow or light. The various colors when put together will once again become white light with no traces left of their original colour as they merge into each other. The Kalamkari painting yields a lively effect by reflecting motion in a very effective manner.
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