Guwahati, Assam, Inde. 25 octobre, 2016. Une idole bouilloire occupé à faire d'une argile, idole de la Déesse Kali hindoue à l'occasion de prochains Kali Puja & Deepawali.Dans ce schéma d'argile l'art, l'art idol de décisions peuvent être liés à l'argile votive, mais en fait, ils forment un genre différent de l'art comme un art de l'argile crue à la main le tour de potier traditionnel est totalement absente, et le travail se fait essentiellement par le biais de la touche, le moulage et l'utilisation d'un mélange de différentes variétés d'argile. Ce type de modelage est relativement nouveau, en raison de l augmentation et la popularité de l'adoration de dieux et

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• Date de la prise de vue: 25 octobre 2016
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October 25, 2016 - Guwahati, Assam, India - An idol maker busy in making of a clay idol of Hindu Goddess Kali on the occasion of upcoming Kali Puja & Deepawali..In this schema of clay artistry, the art idol-making can be related to votive clay items, but they actually form a different genre of artistry as a handmade unfired clay art. The traditional potter's wheel is completely absent, and the work is mainly done through pressing, moulding and use of a mixture of different varieties of clay. This type of clay modelling is relatively new, owing to the rise and popularity of worshipping gods and goddesses in the form of annual puja celebrations..According to some, the worshipping of Puranic Idols is not older than 1000 years, and the rise of idol-making as an occupation is traced only with the popular celebrations of post-Vedic deities like Durga and Kali. .Idol worshipping is very common among the Hindus. In India, in individual.households, one can easily notice the presence of an altar for the family deity that is worshipped for daily puja and also as part of the annual festival when a particular god is worshipped and its legends evoked. .Gradually, the practice of idol-making came to be heavily dependent on these annual celebrations, and by the twentieth century, Kolkata became the primary market for these idols. Many of the idol-makers who used to annually visit the city started to settle down since business increased. (Credit Image: © Vikramjit Kakati via ZUMA Wire)

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