Padhchinhs
Padhchinh 171:original footprint imprint by the elephant Laxmi and artist Alpana Ahuja
- Item Number
- 315
- Sold
- 400 USD to jbb4570e8
Item Description
This 'Padchinh' is an original footprint of Laxmi, a rescued begging elephant at the Wildlife SOS, Elephant Conservation and Care Center in India.
This is a collaborative work of Laxmi the elephant and Singapore-based India-born artist, Alpana Ahuja, who worked closely for several months with Wildlife SOS to understand the challenges Indian elephants face in the wild and in captivity.
Alpana said, “I was moved to tears when I saw the plight of the elephants, but I was filled with hope when I saw the efforts made by NGO Wildlife SOS to heal and protect these elephants. I decided to take the help of art to raise awareness and funds to help the elephants in India."
This painting is unique, special and original and was created with tremendous patience, subject entirely to Laxmi's decision to participate in the process, largely influenced by bananas, dates and other treats! Alpana painted the background and Laxmi stepped on the canvas to leave her footprint.
No cruelty or negative conditioning was used in the creation of this painting.
The purchase of this item can feed Laxmi, the rescued circus elephant for two weeks!
Item Special Note
Includes shipping
approximately 27 inches x 27 inches
Medium- Acrylic on canvas
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