Matsya, the sacred fish, holds a cherished place in Bengali wedding traditions. In every Bengali marriage, fish symbolize fertility, abundance, and good fortune, reflecting the hopes and blessings bestowed upon the couple as they begin their life together. Often seen in wedding rituals and decorations, the fish represents prosperity flowing like water and the continuity of life and family.
This is the second painting in the Bangaliana series, celebrating the vibrant cultural heritage of Bengal. Inspired by traditional Aplona motifs, the artwork captures the playful elegance of the fish with folk patterns and delicate details.
€ 48
| Width | 20 cm. |
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| Height | 20 cm. |
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Matsya, the sacred fish, holds a cherished place in Bengali wedding traditions. In every Bengali marriage, fish symbolize fertility, abundance, and good fortune, reflecting the hopes and blessings bestowed upon the couple as they begin their life together. Often seen in wedding rituals and decorations, the fish represents prosperity flowing like water and the continuity of life and family.
This is the second painting in the Bangaliana series, celebrating the vibrant cultural heritage of Bengal. Inspired by traditional Aplona motifs, the artwork captures the playful elegance of the fish with folk patterns and delicate details. Being a true-Blue Bangali, this series is incomplete without the Fish
Medium: Acrylic on canvas
