Mother Fish and Tree – Gond Paper Painting
Reshma Shyam
Mother Fish and Tree is an authentic hand-painted Gond artwork by renowned artist Reshma Shyam. Featuring a large mother fish alongside a flourishing tree, this painting symbolizes protection, prosperity, growth, fertility, and the continuity of life. Intricate patterns, rhythmic linework, and vibrant colors bring this nature-inspired composition to life, reflecting the Gond community's deep connection with rivers, forests, and the natural world. Hand-painted on paper using traditional Gond techniques, this artwork is a timeless expression of India's tribal artistic heritage.
Key features
- Original hand-painted Gond artwork by artist Reshma Shyam
- Created on paper using traditional Gond painting techniques
- Features a mother fish and a flourishing tree in a harmonious composition
- Symbolizes protection, prosperity, growth, fertility, and the continuity of life
- Showcases intricate patterns, linework, and traditional Gond motifs
- Inspired by rivers, forests, fish, and nature
- Reflects the storytelling traditions of the Gond community
- Each artwork is uniquely handcrafted and one of a kind
- Ideal for home décor, offices, galleries, and art collections
- Perfect for gifting and cultural art lovers
- A collectible example of authentic Gond tribal painting
- Complements both contemporary and traditional interiors
- Creates a vibrant focal point with its rich colors and symbolism
- Celebrates the beauty of nature through the timeless artistry of Gond tradition
SizeA4 (H 14 × L 10 inches)
As each piece is handmade, dimensions may vary slightly.
Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth. Keep out of direct sunlight and damp.
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Made by hand, tagged to its maker
Every piece is crafted entirely by hand by a skilled artisan and individually inspected before it ships. Because it is made by hand, small variations in finish, tone and texture are natural - they are the signature of a piece made by a person, not a machine.
