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Shri Krishna with Rukmini and Satyabhama with Chapters of His Life Journey | Superfine Pattachitra Painting | Masterpiece
Shri Krishna with Rukmini and Satyabhama with Chapters of His Life Journey | Superfine Pattachitra Painting | Masterpiece
38 inch Height X 62 inch Width
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Shri Jagannath Rath Yatra | Superfine Pattachitra Painting | Masterpiece
Shri Jagannath Rath Yatra | Superfine Pattachitra Painting | Masterpiece
36 inch Height X 60 inch Width
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64 Kalas - Pattachitra Art (Masterpiece) | Watercolor on Tussar Silk
64 Kalas - Pattachitra Art (Masterpiece) | Watercolor on Tussar Silk
44 inch height X 84 inch width
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Masterpiece of Ashtalakshmi - Eight Forms of Goddess Lakshmi
Masterpiece of Ashtalakshmi - Eight Forms of Goddess Lakshmi
32 inch Height X 42 inch Width X inch Length
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Lord Krishna on Pashu Kunjar with His Life Story | Superfine Pattachitra Painting | Masterpiece
Lord Krishna on Pashu Kunjar with His Life Story | Superfine Pattachitra Painting | Masterpiece
40 inch Height X 68 inch Width
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Life Story of Lord Krishna with Vishvarupa at Center | Superfine Pattachitra Painting on Palm Leaf | Masterpiece
Life Story of Lord Krishna with Vishvarupa at Center | Superfine Pattachitra Painting on Palm Leaf | Masterpiece
26 inch Height X 22 inch Width
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Ten-Armed Mahishasuramardini
Ten-Armed Mahishasuramardini
9.5 inch X 13.0 inch
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Sita Enters The Earth (Based on the Ramayana of Valmiki)
Sita Enters The Earth (Based on the Ramayana of Valmiki)
14.0 inches X 11.0 inches
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The Birth of Andhaka, From Devi Parvati's Playfulness Upon Mandara Parvat (Superfine Painting)
The Birth of Andhaka, From Devi Parvati's Playfulness Upon Mandara Parvat (Superfine Painting)
9.5 inch X 15.5 inch
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Shiva and Family
Shiva and Family
9.5" X 12.5"
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Superfine Navadurga Killing Mahishasura | Patta Painting | Odisha Art
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Superfine Navadurga Killing Mahishasura | Patta Painting | Odisha Art
40.00 inch Height X 30.00 inch Width
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Suryavanshi Bhagawan Ram (With His Durbar): Superfine Painting
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Bani Thani: A Jewel in the Crown of Kishangarh Paintings
I drank with my eyes the beauty of this glamorous woman who stood near Bihari Lal in ecstasy”. These lines are from the poem of Nagari Das aka Maharaja Savant Singh of Kishangarh, the poet-prince who is associated with the conception and origin of one of the most popular and unparalleled figures in Indian art- Bani-Thani or the “bedecked woman”. Emerging as the “Monalisa of Indian Art”, Bani-Thani is the representative of the luxurious and expressive art of Rajput school and a gem in the crown of Kishangarh paintings.
Madhubani Art : From Bihar to the World
"Hindu women who live in villages near the market town of Madhubani in northern India maintain old traditions and teach them to their daughters. Painting is one of the traditional skills that is passed down from generation to generation in the families of some of the women. They paint figures from nature and myth on household and village walls to mark the seasonal festivals of the religious year, for special events of the life-cycle, and when marriages are being arranged they prepare intricately designed wedding proposals." A symbol of Bihar’s cultural richness in the modern world, Madhubani or Mithila Paintings are a prominent folk art form, known for its vivid colors, regional themes, and cultural history. Traditionally, the motifs used in these paintings were made by women on the walls and floors of their houses during festivals, community celebrations, and important religious ceremonies.
Storytelling Through Pichhwai Paintings
Painting is a very old form of storytelling and before we humans started developing our regional languages. Does it ever happen when you look at a painting for a long time, you start thinking what’s the meaning behind this painting, and what is so special about this painting? In this following discussion I would like to bring out one of the very special forms of Indian painting style called Pichhwai painting. Pichhwai paintings are a traditional art form originating from the town of Nathdwara in Rajasthan, India. These intricate and detailed works of art, usually done on cloth, are deeply tied to the worship of Lord Krishna, particularly in his form as Shrinathji, a representation of his child form. Pichhwai paintings are one of the devotional mediums in the Pushtimarg sect of Vaishnavism, founded by Vallabhacharya in the 16th century.
Tanjore Painting: Art of the Gods
Tanjore Painting: Art of the Gods When we think of Indian art, many of us immediately imagine resplendent depictions of the Hindu gods. We think of bright colors, beatific poses, and gold leaf. Whether we know it or not, what we are thinking of are Tanjore (Thanjavur) paintings. Also known as “religious paintings with a royal heritage,” this form of south Indian visual art began in the town of Tanjore in the 16th century. These oil paintings have been made by indigenous artists for generations, and it is kept alive by practitioners who faithfully replicate the old ways and the beloved style.
10 Inspiring Kalamkari Painting Designs for Your Home
Kalamkari, a traditional painting method, pertains to freehand sketching. This bygone-year process of hand painting directs the artists to draw the portraits with a tamarind pen and color them using natural dyes. Kalamkari means an art that needs a kalam, which is a pen for drawing, whereas the word kari, which is a Parsi word, refers to craftsmanship. Flowers, peacocks, paisleys, and mythological characters from the Ramayana and Mahabharata are some excellent motifs used in the Kalamkari art.
Sacred Buddhist Painting - The Tibetan Thangka
A Thangka is a painted or embroidered banner which was hung in a monastery or a family altar and carried by lamas in ceremonial processions. In Tibetan the word \'than\' means flat and the suffix \'ka\' stands for painting. The Thangka is thus a kind of painting done on flat surface but which can be rolled up when not required for display.
Rajput Miniature Paintings : A Classic Art of India
In this article, we will take a look at the various sub-schools within the Rajput painting category, the features that distinguish them from one another, themes popular among the artists, and the use of colors in the paintings- a marvelous element of these artworks that makes the subjects come to live with vivid energy and drama. The politics of medieval India was marked by a division of regions among many states, a number of which were known as Rajput kingdoms, populated by royal families and their subjects. Though distinctive in the themes and techniques they favored, these schools also share a cultural background, symbols, and stories that run like a thread connecting the many canvases of Rajput paintings.
Mughal Miniature Paintings : Understanding the Colors of the Medieval Art Form
"At first the available colors are ground on a stone slab (by rubbing or grounding) to bring them in a powder form. Some artists use mortar and pestle of a very hard quality stone. Then that color is dissolved in water along with some gum and then filtered. The filtration process is continued till the color becomes totally earth or sand free. Thereafter water is removed and the color is dried and kept in form of balls. When required, the desired color along with some dry gum is dissolved slowly in water with the help of finger or thumb.\'
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