The Royal Legacy of Tanjore Paintings

Tanjore (Thanjavur) paintings were patronized by Chola and Nayaka kings, deeply rooted in Hindu temple traditions.

The Origins of Tanjore Painting

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These paintings use gold foil, vibrant colors, and precious stones, making them one of the most decorative art forms.

The Rich & Ornate Style of Tanjore Art

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Most Tanjore paintings depict Hindu gods and goddesses, with a central deity figure adorned in gold.

The Subjects & Religious Themes

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Most Tanjore paintings depict Hindu gods and goddesses, with a central deity figure adorned in gold.

The Intricate Making of a Tanjore Painting

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Once temple-exclusive, these paintings now adorn homes and galleries, preserving the cultural heritage.

Tanjore Art in Modern Homes & Museums

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Dedicated artists and art schools are reviving Tanjore painting, passing the skills to future generations.

Revival & Efforts to Keep Tanjore Alive

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Tanjore paintings are a mix of spirituality and grandeur. Would you like one in your home? Swipe up to explore more!

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