"Overjoyed to share that my terracotta sculpture, 'Chhoti Chhoti Batain', is now on display at the prestigious AUM The Global Art Centre in Mumbai!
I would like to extend my heartfelt gratitude to Mr. Narendra Borlepwar, whose tireless efforts and unwavering support have made my dream a reality. Thank you, sir, for believing in me.
"'Chhoti Chhoti Batain' is a poignant terracotta sculpture that celebrates the simplicity and beauty of village life. Crafted from the precious medium of terracotta, this piece embodies the warmth and earthiness of our rural heritage.
Terracotta, a medium that has been used for centuries, holds a special significance in our cultural narrative. It represents the earthy, handmade, and sustainable aspects of our traditional crafts. In an era dominated by machine-made and mass-produced goods, terracotta reminds us of the value of human touch and the beauty of imperfections.
This sculpture is also a reflection of our times, where we are rapidly forgetting our traditional values and ways of life. We are losing touch with the land, our roots, and our community. 'Chhoti Chhoti Batain' is a reminder to appreciate the little things, to respect the land that gives us life, and to cherish the traditions that make us who we are.
The village, with its lush fields, rustic homes, and vibrant community, is a symbol of our collective heritage. It represents a way of life that is simple, sustainable, and meaningful. As we increasingly urbanize and globalize, we must not forget the lessons of the village – lessons of hard work, resilience, and community.
Through 'Chhoti Chhoti Batain', I invite you to reflect on the beauty of our rural heritage and the importance of preserving our traditional values. Let us cherish the little things, appreciate the beauty of imperfections, and stay connected to our roots.
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