Nazar ll

📝 Description

Nazar II is a surreal and deeply introspective composition that blends feminine mysticism, spiritual awakening, and symbolic protection. At the center is a serene female figure, her eyes covered by a coiled cobra—a symbol of inner awakening and primal energy, echoing the kundalini concept.

Behind her blooms a lotus — symbol of purity and enlightenment — surrounded by blue aquatic waves, indicating emotional depth and fluid consciousness. Her grounded presence rests upon a sphere atop scattered rudraksha-like seeds, alluding to earth, meditation, and divine connection.

🔮 Symbolism Breakdown:

• 🐍 Cobra: Guardian of secrets, transformation, Kundalini energy rising through the spine.

• 👁️ Multiple Eyes: Representing awareness, perception, and protection from the "evil eye" — the nazar.

• ♀️ Feminine Signs: Emphasizing divine femininity, fertility, and power.

• ☯️ Yin-Yang Symbols: Indicating balance between opposing forces: light/dark, male/female, material/spiritual.

• 🌊 Water and Lotus: Emotional wisdom, spiritual purity, and renewal.

• 👁️ Eye in Sky: The “Divine Gaze” — watching over all, suggesting cosmic surveillance or spiritual guidance.

🎨 Style & Technique

• Style: Surrealism, Visionary Art, Symbolic Realism

• Technique:

  • Bold yet smooth brushwork for depth and vibrancy

  • Use of metaphysical imagery to layer meaning

  • Saturated colors with seamless gradients to shift emotional tone

🧠 Theme & Meaning

This piece questions the nature of perception:

• What do we choose to see or ignore?

• How does society watch women — and how do women protect their own gaze?

• The serpent as a veil becomes both protector and challenger, guarding higher truth until one is ready.

The contrast of watchful eyes and covered vision represents the inner journey from external distractions to internal awakening.

🏡 Best Suited For

• Art galleries showcasing feminist, surreal, or symbolic themes

• Meditation/yoga centers or holistic healing spaces

• Collector homes focused on esoteric or spiritual art

• Conscious décor spaces where art sparks introspection