Handmade traditional art of Karnataka

14 products

Valorant Mahishasuramardini In Mysore by Hemalatha B

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14 in X 12 in

Artist - Hemalatha B

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₹24,000

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₹24,000

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Lakshmi: Goddess of Opulence Mysore art by Hemalatha B

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11 in X 9 in

Artist - Hemalatha B

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₹17,500

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₹17,500

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Hanumanji In Tanjore painting by Hemalatha B

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14 in X 12 in

Artist - Hemalatha B

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₹6,000

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₹6,000

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Dancing Krishna in Mysore painting by Hemalatha B

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14 in X 13 in

Artist - Hemalatha B

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₹4,000

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₹4,000

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A Women in Mysore painting by Hemalatha B

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16 in X 12 in

Artist - Hemalatha B

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₹4,000

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₹4,000

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Theru - temple chariot festival in Chittara by Ishwar Chowda Naik

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18 in X 12 in

Artist - Ishwar Chowda Naik

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₹5,000

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₹5,000

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Theru - temple chariot festival in Chittara by Ishwar Chowda Naik

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25 in X 16 in

Artist - Ishwar Chowda Naik

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₹7,000

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₹7,000

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Theru - temple chariot festival in Chittara by Ishwar Chowda Naik

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48 in X 30 in

Artist - Ishwar Chowda Naik

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₹16,000

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₹16,000

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Theru - temple chariot festival in Chittara by Ishwar Chowda Naik

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40 in X 27 in

Artist - Ishwar Chowda Naik

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₹13,000

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₹13,000

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Mundige (a bridegroom in a palanquin) in Chittara by Ishwar Chowda Naik

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25 in X 16 in

Artist - Ishwar Chowda Naik

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₹6,000

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₹6,000

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Theru - temple chariot festival in Chittara by Ishwar Chowda Naik

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34 in X 20 in

Artist - Ishwar Chowda Naik

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₹10,000

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₹10,000

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Theru- temple chariot festival in Chittara by Ishwar Chowda Naik

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15 in X 11 in

Artist - Ishwar Chowda Naik

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₹4,000

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₹4,000

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Theru- temple chariot festival in Chittara by Ishwar Chowda Naik

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12 in X 8 in

Artist - Ishwar Chowda Naik

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₹3,000

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₹3,000

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Eternal Devotion: Lord Vishnu's Opulent Abode Mysore painting by Hemalatha B

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20.5 in X 18 in

Artist - Hemalatha B

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₹50,000

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₹50,000

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About Karnataka's Arts and Paintings

Karnataka, with its rich cultural and artistic traditions, is renowned for its Mysore paintings and Ganjifa art. These paintings are a testament to the state's historical richness and the exceptional skills of its artisans.

Mysore Paintings

Mysore paintings originated in the town of Mysore during the reign of the Wodeyar dynasty in the 17th century. These paintings were traditionally created for religious purposes, depicting Hindu gods and goddesses. Mysore paintings are done on paper, wood, and cloth using natural pigments, gold foil, and gesso (a mixture of plaster and glue). Known for their elegance and intricate detailing, Mysore paintings feature delicate brushwork, rich colors, and the lavish use of gold leaf. The subjects are often deities, mythological scenes, and royal portraits, rendered with a sense of serenity and devotion.

Ganjifa Art

Ganjifa is an ancient card game and art form that flourished during the reign of the Mughal emperors and later the Mysore kings. The game or art are believed to be originated in Persia and were introduced to India in the medieval period. Ganjifa cards are made from layers of paper or cloth painted with natural dyes and adorned with intricate designs. The cards are circular or rectangular, featuring hand-painted designs that depict mythological scenes, floral motifs, and geometric patterns. Each set is a work of art, showcasing the artisan's skill and creativity.

FAQs

Are the artworks handmade?

Yes, all our Rajasthani artforms are handmade by skilled artisans who have inherited these traditional techniques through generations.

Can I customize an art piece?

Yes, we offer customization options for many of our artforms. You can discuss your specific requirements with our team, and we will work with our artisans to create a bespoke piece.

How do I care for and maintain these traditional art pieces?

We provide care instructions with every purchase. Generally, these artworks should be kept away from direct sunlight and moisture. For textiles, we recommend gentle hand washing or dry cleaning.

Can I visit your store or gallery in person?

Currently, we operate primarily online. However, we occasionally participate in art fairs and exhibitions where you can view our collection in person. Check our website for upcoming events and locations.

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Handmade traditional art of Karnataka

Valorant Mahishasuramardini In Mysore by Hemalatha B

Lakshmi: Goddess of Opulence Mysore art by Hemalatha B

Hanumanji In Tanjore painting by Hemalatha B

Dancing Krishna in Mysore painting by Hemalatha B

A Women in Mysore painting by Hemalatha B

Theru - temple chariot festival in Chittara by Ishwar Chowda Naik

Theru - temple chariot festival in Chittara by Ishwar Chowda Naik

Theru - temple chariot festival in Chittara by Ishwar Chowda Naik

Theru - temple chariot festival in Chittara by Ishwar Chowda Naik

Mundige (a bridegroom in a palanquin) in Chittara by Ishwar Chowda Naik

Theru - temple chariot festival in Chittara by Ishwar Chowda Naik

Theru- temple chariot festival in Chittara by Ishwar Chowda Naik

Theru- temple chariot festival in Chittara by Ishwar Chowda Naik

Eternal Devotion: Lord Vishnu's Opulent Abode Mysore painting by Hemalatha B

About Karnataka's Arts and Paintings

Mysore Paintings

Ganjifa Art

FAQs

Are the artworks handmade?

Can I customize an art piece?

How do I care for and maintain these traditional art pieces?

Can I visit your store or gallery in person?

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