Thota Vaikuntam, Untitled, archival ink on canvas, 30 × 19 in: an olive-skinned Nataraja with many arms fanned like a wheel, holding a peacock plume and serpent, in crimson, saffron and green garments on a celadon ground

Limited edition print · TVP0002

Untitled

Medium
Archival ink on canvas
Size
30 × 19 in
Edition
Limited edition of 25
Signed
Signed in Telugu (lower right)

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In this monumental composition, Thota Vaikuntam presents the Cosmic Dancer in a state of supreme, centrifugal energy, the deity’s many arms fanning outward like the spokes of a great wheel against a luminous celadon ground. The olive-complexioned figure bears the triple tilaka of Shiva on his brow, a peacock-feather plume in one hand and a coiled serpent in another, his attributes drawn from across the sacred canon and united within the single, kinetic form of the Tandava. The lower body is swathed in cascading garments of deep crimson, saffron, and forest green, their surfaces alive with Vaikuntam’s characteristic striped and dotted textile patterns, a direct homage to the handloom traditions of rural Telangana, while heavy disc earrings and stacked orange neckpieces complete an iconographic vision that is at once ancient and urgently contemporary.

This print is a limited edition of twenty-five, conceived as a faithful translation of the original work. Each impression is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity issued by Thota Vaikuntam Art LLP, affirming both its provenance and integrity.