Woman playing Tanpura

9,500.00

Natural colours on handmade paper
Price is for unframed painting and painting would be sent without a frame
Place of origin – Kangra, Himachal Pradesh
 The image shown here is representative to help visualise the painting in a home
setting and not an actual framed image
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date of delivery.
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are ready. Returns are not applicable on Made To Order artworks

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Our master artists meticulously hand-paint each artwork from scratch, ensuring
absolute uniqueness in every piece. As a result, slight variations in color and overall
appearance may occur compared to the posted artwork image.

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About Kangra Paintings
Kangra Paintings, an illustrious school of Pahadi Art originating in the 18th century,
flourished under the patronage of Rajput rulers, notably reaching its zenith under
Maharaja Sansar Chand Katoch. Known for their lifelike realism, Kangra artworks
intricately weave elements of nature—creepers, trees, rivers—with a palette
predominantly adorned in various shades of green. Meticulously crafted, these
paintings exude a feminine grace through delicate portrayals of women, while later
evolving to incorporate dramatic scenes of thunderstorms and heavy rains.
Artisans of Kangra solely employ natural pigments extracted from vegetables and
stones, occasionally incorporating gold and silver powder as needed. Vibrant hues of
red, yellow, and green, symbolizing vitality and spiritual devotion, adorn these
timeless masterpieces. Inspired by the Bhakti movement, Kangra paintings often
depict the divine love between Radha and Krishna, drawing from revered scriptures

like the Bhagavata Purana; and Gita-Govinda to express profound spiritual
experiences.
At Himflavours, we proudly showcase authentic Kangra artworks, each bearing the
esteemed G.I. tag, a testament to their genuine origin and unmatched craftsmanship.
These serene expressions of life & beauty continue to captivate hearts with their
timeless elegance and profound simplicity.

Dimensions 8 × 12 in
Title

Krishna arranging the tresses of Radha, Lady in the moonlight, Woman playing Tanpura

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Kangra paintings are a traditional style of Indian miniature paintings that originated
in the Kangra district of Himachal Pradesh. They are known for their intricate details,
vibrant natural colors, and depiction of scenes from Indian mythology and nature.

Kangra paintings are highly regarded for their exquisite artistry, capturing the
essence of Indian culture and spirituality. They showcase the delicate brushwork and
rich cultural heritage of the Kangra region. All the materials used to create an artwork
are extracted from nature, whether it’s handmade paper, the colors, or the brush
made of squirrel hair; everything is derived directly from nature.

Kangra paintings are typically made using natural pigments, handmade paper, and
brushes made from squirrel hair. These traditional materials contribute to the unique
charm of these artworks. Many times, rea gold and silver is also used as per the
requirement of the paiting and the theme.

Kangra paintings should be displayed away from direct sunlight and in a controlled
environment to prevent fading and damage. Avoid touching the surface of the
painting and keep it away from moisture.

No, we dont frame our artwork.

Yes, Our artists offer the option to commission custom Kangra paintings based on
specific themes or designs. Please contact us for your requirements.

Yes, Kangra paintings are considered valuable collectibles due to their artistic
significance and cultural heritage. They are often sought after by art collectors.

Yes, we take pride in offering authentic Kangra paintings, which are G.I tagged. Our
paitings are sourced directly from skilled artists who have got G.I tags, ensuring fair
and ethical practices.


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