Baandhana/Bandhuta by Aaran Patel

Name: Baandhana/Bandhuta by Aaran Patel
Brand: Method
SKU: ARPA01a
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10" x 15"

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Siddi Sayed ni Jali in Ahmedabad illustrates the delicate balance between competing narratives about space and conquest. Built in 1573, the last year of the Gujarat Sultanate, the legend is that the Hindu artisans who carved the stone latticework chose to show the palm tree, a symbol of Islam, being entwined with the Banyan tree, representing Hinduism. The combination of Muslim architects and Hindu stonemasons who built many of the monuments from the Sultanate and Mughal eras led to wonderfully varied symbols.

40% of all profits will be contributed to Karwan e Mohabbat

Sizes	8" x 12" : Edition of 10 10" x 15" : Edition of 10 12" x 18" : Edition of 10
Medium	Digital Print on Archival Paper
Framing	Unframed
Year	2018
Certificate of Authenticity	Included
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Aaran Patel

Aaran Patel is a documentary and fine art photographer who is based in Mumbai. His past group and solo exhibits include “Hearts on Fire” at Chemould CoLab, “Ganga Jamuni Tehzeeb” at Method, and “Mumbai is Upgrading” with Jeff Nelson at G5A. Aaran photographed Teach For India’s ten year book, Grey Sunshine, has documented handloom in Maheshwar for over a decade, and more broadly been an observer of changing conceptions of built and natural spaces in India. He works full time in climate change philanthropy and policy.

Past Exhibitions

2024 : Portrait Of A Time (Group Show) | Method Kala Ghoda

2020 : Ganga Jamuni Tehzeeb (Solo) | Method Bandra