Material: Watercolor on Paper
Dimensions: 15"H x 22"W x 0.01"D
Creation Date: May 16, 1986

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About the Artwork:
"Wedding - Shubh Vivah" is a luminous 15x22 inch watercolor ceremony created on May 16, 1986, that captures the sacred moment when two lives intertwine. The artist employs translucent washes to render bridal silks that shimmer with golden highlights, their fluid edges mirroring the drape of fine fabrics. Delicate pigment blooms suggest scattered petals underfoot, while precise negative painting defines the ornate henna patterns on clasped hands. The substantial 22-inch width accommodates both the central couple and their radiant aura, with the paper's natural whiteness becoming ceremonial light. This 1986 creation demonstrates watercolor's unique ability to balance photographic detail in the faces with expressive freedom in the swirling garments that unite the figures.

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Why It's Perfect for You:
This culturally rich 1986 watercolor offers timeless celebration in its substantial 15x22 inch format. The May creation date - peak wedding season - infuses the work with natural joy. Watercolor's luminosity perfectly renders both the crispness of bridal jewelry and the softness of floral garlands, changing with viewing angles like memories of the big day. For newlyweds, anniversary celebrants, or collectors of cultural traditions, "Wedding - Shubh Vivah" serves as both artistic treasure and symbolic blessing. The thin 0.01" paper has been carefully preserved, maintaining the work's original vibrancy while the medium's archival quality ensures these wedding hues remain as fresh as the moment they were painted.

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