Mahaveer Swami

In this miniature, the same young woman is shown in the act of cleansing or preparing herself, bending gracefully over a shallow vessel in which she dips her feet. She wears a soft pink blouse and a flowing orange skirt richly decorated with fine floral patterns, her attire echoing the elegance of the first painting. Her braid, long and ornamented with tassels, once again draws attention to her refined beauty. Jewellery and small vessels are scattered around her, suggesting that she is in the midst of her daily ritual of adornment. The act of washing her feet symbolizes purity, renewal, and readiness, giving the scene both practical and poetic significance. Her lowered eyes and graceful hand gestures express a sense of modesty and serene focus. Above, two birds in flight add balance to the otherwise minimal background, hinting at the gentle passage of time. Framed with a pink-gold floral border, the painting embodies themes of beauty, ritual, and serenity, capturing an intimate, timeless moment of feminine grace.