Shringar of the Lady

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The lady is appareled in a teal blue tissue fabric sari that is imprinted with dark green floral patterns. Her matching blouse is bordered with golden banarsi gotas on the sleeves, enhancing her hands as she wears a brooch-shaped earring. Her hands are adorned in dusty scarlet red and ocean blue bangles which go along with her valuable gold rings.

The background of this painting is conjoining the color of her outfit as it is also tinted in a hue of dark and light teal blue color. This piece of art encapsulates a stereotypical woman who does shringhar for the pleasure of her husband. However, the illustrated character conveys sadness as she is busy contemplating her broken self. This painting turns out to be the perfect match for the people who look for pieces that delineate deep meaning.