Jarayo 6*4 ft

37″*40   Rs. 50000

This lifelike sculpture depicts a majestic spotted deer (often resembling the chital or axis deer native to South Asia) standing alertly on a textured, rocky rectangular base. The animal is rendered with incredible anatomical precision, from the proud musculature of its neck and slender legs to the natural, curving fork of its impressive antlers. The coat is meticulously painted with a rich gradient of warm russet and chestnut brown tones, transitioning to a soft cream-white along its underbelly and neck, and accented with a realistic pattern of white spots across its flanks. Its dark, glassy eyes and perked ears capture a convincing sense of wildlife alertness and grace.

From a structural perspective, this sculpture is likely crafted from a durable modern medium such as fiberglass, reinforced resin, or painted concrete/plaster, which is favored for outdoor park exhibits or realistic museum displays. The material allows for fine surface texturing, giving the fur a soft appearance and providing rigid strength to delicate areas like the antlers and thin legs. Positioned firmly on its simulated stone slab, this freestanding wildlife installation serves as an engaging artistic celebration of regional biodiversity, bringing a touch of natural tranquility to its environment.