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Celestial Beauty Sursundari
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| Size | : 60" x 48" |
| Medium | : Acrylic |
| Surface | : Canvas |
| Frame | : Frame is not available for this size |
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Celestial Beauty Sursundari is a 60" x 48" acrylic original by artist Pratiksha Bothe, arranging four women in profile, layered closely one behind the other, each dressed in a saree patterned with the same recurring lotus motif rendered in a different palette for each figure.
Bothe paints each woman's skin in a distinct, non-naturalistic tone — teal, deep brown, gold-ochre, and violet-blue — a stylistic choice that separates the four figures from one another at a glance even as their poses, hairstyles, and gestures echo each other closely.
Each woman holds or reaches toward a single pink lotus bloom, the flower passed visually from one figure's touch to the next along the row, quietly tying the composition into an unbroken chain of gesture from left to right.
Every saree carries its own version of the lotus print in orange, pink, or teal against a deep contrasting ground, while thin gold outlining traces each blossom's petals, giving the fabric a jewelled, illuminated quality distinct from the flatter background behind the figures. Each woman also wears a plain gold bangle and small drop earring, a consistent, understated accessory choice repeated across all four figures despite their otherwise distinct coloring.
The backdrop stays deliberately quiet: a pale silver-grey field patterned faintly with outlined lotus flowers in the same tone as the ground, framed by a thin gold-yellow border that runs the full perimeter of the canvas.
Bothe keeps the four women's expressions calm and lowered, eyes half-closed or downcast, giving the whole composition a meditative, unhurried quality that matches the lotus imagery running through both the clothing and the background. Their hairstyles stay uniform, too, each pulled back into the same low, neat bun, a small repeated detail that reinforces the sense of these four figures as variations on a single form rather than four unrelated portraits.
This is a hand-painted acrylic original on canvas, not a reproduction. The fine gold outlining on the sarees and the layered lotus patterning in the background carry real detail worth viewing at close range, the tone-on-tone lotus print in the backdrop only fully visible once a viewer stands close to the canvas.
Bothe's layered arrangement, with each woman's shoulder and arm overlapping the one in front, builds a quiet sense of closeness and continuity between the four figures, more a single extended gesture passed hand to hand than four separate women posed side by side.
Given its large horizontal scale, Celestial Beauty Sursundari suits a substantial wall in a living room, lobby, or formal reception space, where its repeated lotus motif and calm, layered figures can anchor the room without overwhelming it.
