Home / Products / Water Colours / Mohan Prajapati Artist / Bani Thani Miniature Painting Kishangarh school
Image (1/1)
Home / Products / Water Colours / Mohan Prajapati Artist / Bani Thani Miniature Painting Kishangarh school
Bani Thani Miniature Painting Kishangarh school
₹7,999
MRP: ₹9,999 Price inclusive of all tax
Bani Thani Miniature Painting Kishangarh School
- OS
Add to Compare
- Item code : KS-BT-02
Product Description
In this resplendent tapestry of Kishangarh miniature art by talented artist Mohan Prajapati, a tale of love and devotion unfolds, making it an artistic brilliance. Bani Thani, a singer and poet of Kishangarh during the reign of Raja Samant Singh, found herself not only as an artist but also as the mistress of a powerful ruler. Their love story, immortalized in pigment and brush, transcended the boundaries of time. Mughal miniature artform, an extravagant fusion of ancient Indian art, thrived under the patronage of Mughal emperors like Akbar and Jahangir, who recognized its significance as a medium for historical archiving. Today, the schools of miniature painting continue to flourish, meticulously passing down the traditional skills, preserving the rich history of Mughal miniature art. Prajapati, the artists behind this delicate craft, skillfully blended color theories and motifs, infusing life into every stroke. The story in this artwork serves as a testament to the enduring charm and timeless beauty of this art form, a captivating marriage of love, history, and artistry
Size: 7"×9" inchs
Size: 7"×9" inchs
Product Description
In this resplendent tapestry of Kishangarh miniature art by talented artist Mohan Prajapati, a tale of love and devotion unfolds, making it an artistic brilliance. Bani Thani, a singer and poet of Kishangarh during the reign of Raja Samant Singh, found herself not only as an artist but also as the mistress of a powerful ruler. Their love story, immortalized in pigment and brush, transcended the boundaries of time. Mughal miniature artform, an extravagant fusion of ancient Indian art, thrived under the patronage of Mughal emperors like Akbar and Jahangir, who recognized its significance as a medium for historical archiving. Today, the schools of miniature painting continue to flourish, meticulously passing down the traditional skills, preserving the rich history of Mughal miniature art. Prajapati, the artists behind this delicate craft, skillfully blended color theories and motifs, infusing life into every stroke. The story in this artwork serves as a testament to the enduring charm and timeless beauty of this art form, a captivating marriage of love, history, and artistry
Size: 7"×9" inchs
Size: 7"×9" inchs