In my previous post I have written about Gudigargalli- A street Of Handicrafts. As promised in the previous post, in this post I'm taking you to one of the handicraft shops in Gudigargalli.
Every time I visit my native, I visit Gudigaragalli to buy gifts for my friends and some collectives for myself. This time I could capture some photos. So sharing the magnificent works of art with you.
Mahalasa Kalakendra, is one of the shops, I often visit. So taking you there.
Once you enter, you can see everywhere beautifully crafted wooden statues:
Statues of Lord Ganesha, in different styles:
And statue of Lord Krishna:
This is very rare one, Shri MahaVishnu, standing on lotus flower:
I know you are appreciating the art. Major part of your appreciation shall go to Mr.D.D.Shet, who is the man behind the art,
He is awarded 3-4 times with State and National awards. No wonder!. Though the profession of art and crafts, started by his father, I can say, Mr.D.D.Shet has given new dimension to this art, by blending traditional art with modern theme. Now the third generation is taking it forward.
As I said in my previous post, I'm really proud of Gudigaragalli, which made my native Kumta famous :-).
Every time I visit my native, I visit Gudigaragalli to buy gifts for my friends and some collectives for myself. This time I could capture some photos. So sharing the magnificent works of art with you.
Mahalasa Kalakendra, is one of the shops, I often visit. So taking you there.
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| Mahalasa Kalakendra-This shop has good collection |
Statues of Lord Ganesha, in different styles:
And statue of Lord Krishna:
This is very rare one, Shri MahaVishnu, standing on lotus flower:
Very famous one : Geetopadesha:
And some beautiful wooden panels , with eye catching sceneries crafted on that:
The below are beautifully crafted wooden articles, which depicts blend of traditional art with modern theme:
I know you are appreciating the art. Major part of your appreciation shall go to Mr.D.D.Shet, who is the man behind the art,
As I said in my previous post, I'm really proud of Gudigaragalli, which made my native Kumta famous :-).
Love , laugh and live the life to the fullest,
-Ranjana
Now that you have given us a peek into the shop, I am left awestruck..! What talent and kudos to you for this post :)
ReplyDeletevery nice art work display. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWonderful art indeed! Is it sandalwood?
ReplyDeleteRanjana,
ReplyDeleteThe intricately carved sandalwood statues of the god sculptures and temple statues are a prized possession of all the art lovers.So beautiful...am seeing some wonderful artefacts made with mother of pearls here, in Andaman. :)
Thanks for sharing...
definitely a rich display of artwork!!
ReplyDeleteamazing art !
ReplyDeleteNice art work. We will be able to appreciate it better if while clicking images, you can lower/bend to click with the camera at the same level as the art work rather shooting from a top down pose.
ReplyDeleteReally amazing craft works!
ReplyDeleteWonderful pictures..:-)You have done a really great job...:-)
ReplyDeleteVery nice handicrafts.
ReplyDeleteAha pretty handicrafts.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing dear.
viji
I am extremely fond of these handicrafts. They seem to have a good collection.
ReplyDeleteIt is beautiful, Ranjana. I loved the Mahavishnu. I dont know when I last saw such a statue.
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Ashwini
So very beautiful. I have the Geetopadsh in my house , now I think it must have originally come from here. Really beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThanks all...I will write some more information about Gudigargalli in my coming posts.
ReplyDelete@Indiawilds : yes, I will consider your suggestion while clicking snaps
What an amazing display of art..I can spend hours and hours in a shop like which is a feast to the eyes..Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletei love ur blog!! ur handicrafts, paintings are all awesome! u seem to be a gifted artist :)
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