Indian hand-painted silk painting on blue background - Peacock

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https://tramper.tw/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/december-02-scaled.jpg 【Size】12.5 x 17 cm 【Place of Origin】India ▲ Note: This product does not contain the outer frame, and the white paper of the frame can be cut by yourself. ===================== "The moral standard of a country depends on the people's attitude towards animals."-Mahatma Gandhi, India. In India, animals can be said to be omnipresent and omnipresent, and the entire country is their extension. These animals will walk on the streets as if nothing has happened. In the eyes of foreigners, it is a kind of surprise and fright, but in the eyes of Indians, it is just daily life. https://tramper.tw/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/52144318_826280451083765_4093547511799611392_o-1024x657.jpg ▲ The bull is walking on the road as a catwalk. Indians have learned how to get along with the animals on the street since they were young. We often see people lying down on the side of the road with dogs on the road and sleeping. If the locals bought roadside snacks, they would throw them away and share them. To monkeys, dogs and cows on the road. https://tramper.tw/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/52360313_826280377750439_5910603236770840576_o-1024x683.jpg ▲ The only cow on the roadside. India is the world's largest vegetarian country, one-fifth of the population is vegetarian, and we believe this has a great relationship with them getting close to animals since they were young. "All beings are equal" is the biggest topic we learned in India. Every day we can learn how to get along with animals from different people. https://tramper.tw/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/51007243_814877162224094_66076886437986304_o-1024x681.jpg ▲ No matter how hot the weather is or how quickly the time is, Indians will never forget to be courteous to animals. The coexistence with animals has allowed them to add animals to their artistic creations several generations ago, and they often see animal-related conceptual products appearing on the road. We have met several painter friends. They like to draw animals in a wonderful way, as if they can directly feel each different personality in the painting. And they have a saying: "A gentle artist draws animals with soft eyes, while a bad temper draws animals with fierce eyes." We laughed and asked, "The artist who has a bad heart...?", They laughed and said, "It's up to me to experience it. I have indeed seen a camel drawn by a friend with weird eyes. From then on I will not interact with him!" Sure enough, all walks of life have different ways to make friends, which is really fun. https://tramper.tw/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/S__10616846-1024x768.jpg This is Anil, one of our Indian painter friends. https://tramper.tw/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/S__10616848-1024x768.jpg We once asked him about his views on eating meat. He said: "If one day, I find Mary or Sam playing together every day become the food on my plate, what can I believe?", for this sentence , We have been thinking for a long time. https://tramper.tw/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/c3e76645d9e559c5ef7eb25825c0bf930_47778579_200407_0004-1024x768.jpg They say that the moment of painting is mostly focused and enjoyable. Some painters like to match music, and some painters need to close themselves in a space to concentrate. https://tramper.tw/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/50956273_814303522281458_1767498850416721920_o-1024x576.jpg Are you wondering what kind of eyes you will get? Really, each animal has different eyes and full of spirituality. The only thing that is the same is that they are very delicate and very charming. Collecting and giving away are the most suitable gifts!

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The purely hand-made animal silk paintings from Udaipur, India, are all created with a very fine pen of about 0.25 cm. It takes an afternoon to complete an animal painting. 【Size】12.5 x 17 cm 【Place of Origin】India ▲ Note: This product does not contain the outer frame, and the white paper of the frame can be cut by yourself.

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