"Anarkali" is a series of paintings made in Old Anarkali, Lahore Pakistan on canvas and materials bought on the local markets. The area of the city is known for its artists, its old and famous history, and its dodgy night buzz. 

Anarkali (meaning, pomegranate blossom) is a female with a legend from the 1600s. According to the legend, Anarkali had an illicit relationship with Salim and hence his father, the Mughal Emperor Akbar, had her executed by immurement. There is no historical evidence of Anarakali's existence and the authenticity of her story is contested among academics.

This series is a unique mix of the craziness of energies Anarkali represents. 

<b>Materials: </b>Acrylics on Canvas.
<b>Dimensions:</b> 24" x 18" 
<b>Delivery:</b> This work is delivered stretched into frame. Yellow frame included in the painting. (See Image)

All work comes signed and dated on reverse with Certificate of Authenticity.

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