Namita Jain - Indian Artist London UK Indian Art Paintings Rajasthani Art London

My upbringing in a religious family and learning of Jainism has been reflected in Jain art paintings.

Truth (JA001) One of the pious values preached in Jainism is truth. This has been depicted in idols in warm bright colors with sunrays in background.	Lord Mahavira (JA002) Lord Mahavira is believed to the twenty-fourth Tirthankara. The painting portrays Lord in meditating posture surrounded by halo of his righteousness. This impact has been heightened by two vertical lamps adding to the slow warm color scheme and indicates designs of mystic impact.
Dhyan (JA003) This all painting with natural surrounding portrays Lord with his halo in meditating posture. The halo surrounding the Lord against the violet background reflects the spirituality.	Namo Arihantanam (JA004) The religious rhym is in the praise of the hord who had at tamed 'Keval gyan' under Ashoka tree. The image of the Lord is in the meditation pose. Light color scheme has been used to depict the religious etnos.
Peace (JA005) Light shines in the peaceful mind. This is the posture of what Bhagavad-Gita describes as a perfectly poised, or balanced soul. Nothing ever disturbs the peace of his mind. He is indifferent to success or failure, happiness or misery, life or death, as also to censure or praise, and honour or insults.	Reflection of God (JA006) As a reference from the “Logassa Sutra” of the Jains , the painting herewith reflects the qualities of 'Jineshwara' or the Ultimate Lord. He is serene and calm like the moonlight, luminous like the sun and earnest and deep like the sea.