Kangra Miniature Painting — Giclee Print on Handmade Paper

The Kangra school of miniature painting, which flourished in the 18th century under the patronage of the Katoch rulers, produced some of the most exquisite art in Indian history. Renowned for their delicate brushwork, lyrical depiction of nature, and romantic renderings of the Radha-Krishna love story, these paintings are now in museums worldwide. This museum-quality giclee print reproduces a classic Kangra composition — Radha and Krishna in a moonlit garden — on acid-free handmade Himalayan lokta paper. The pigments match the originals as closely as modern technology allows. Unframed size: 30 x 40 cm (A3). Comes with a descriptive booklet about the Kangra painting tradition and the original work.