Krishnayan

Pichhwai miniature painting

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Sanjhi paper cut painting

Sanjhi painting is a traditional Indian folk art from Mathura–Vrindavan, associated with Lord Krishna and Radha. It is created by cutting intricate floral and geometric designs on paper or leaves and using natural colors. Traditionally made by temple women during festivals, Sanjhi reflects devotion, symmetry, and fine craftsmanship.






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Patachitra Painting from odisha

Sanjhi painting from vrindavan

Paper cut Art

Sohrai painting Fish
Sohrai Fish Painting is a traditional tribal art from Jharkhand, known for its natural earth colors, bold lines, and symbolic motifs. The fish represents prosperity, harmony, and the deep connection between nature and tribal culture.

Hand painted Dupatta having bhil painting
Bhil painting is a vibrant tribal art form from Madhya Pradesh, created by the Bhil community. It features colorful dots, patterns, and motifs inspired by nature, daily life, and folklore, symbolizing their deep connection with the earth and traditions.

Reversible Kantha Stole is a beautiful handcrafted piece made from layered cotton or silk fabric, intricately stitched with traditional Kantha embroidery. Its reversible design allows you to wear it from both sides, offering two elegant looks in one. Each piece reflects rural artistry, sustainability, and timeless Bengali heritage.

Nyka kangra painting

Nyka Kangra Painting is a delicate and romantic style of miniature art that originated in the Kangra Valley of Himachal Pradesh during the 18th century. Known for its soft colors, graceful lines, and themes inspired by love, devotion, and nature, this art form beautifully portrays scenes from Indian epics and the divine romance of Radha and Krishna. The Nyka (or Nayika) figures represent different moods of women, expressing emotion, beauty, and elegance.

This beautiful miniature painting depicts a graceful Indian woman carrying water pots, accompanied by a deer under a blooming tree. The artwork reflects traditional Rajasthani miniature art, known for its intricate detailing, fine brushwork, and rich color palette. It captures the elegance, nature, and cultural essence of Indian village life.