International Indian Folk Art Gallery
Tanjore Painting Butter Krishna Artist Senthil Vel

Butter Krishna, Tanjore Painting [Not For Sale]

₹126.50

Bala-Krishna is often depicted as a small child crawling on his hands, and knees or dancing with a piece of butter in his hand.
In the Bhagavad Gita, it appears Krishna is teaching a universal monotheistic religion of personal God and reveals himself to be all-God, svayam bhagavan. The childhood episodes of Krishna’s legend became the focus of the medieval devotional cults that started to develop in a number of movements in medieval India.

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Tanjore Paintings Is A Classical South Indian Art Developed In The Late 16th Century In Thanjavur Also Known As Tanjore In Tamilnadu South Indian State. These Tanjore Paintings Evoke A Sense Of Class And Timelessness With Their Alluring Illustrations Of Puranic Scenes. This Ancient Art Form Traces Its Origin To Tanjavur, Capital Of The Erstwhile Chola Empire. Tanjore Art Takes Its Origin From The Murals Of The Vijayanagara Period (1500-1600 AD) Acquired Its Robust Forms, Architectural Details And Vibrant Colors In This Period.

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