International Indian Folk Art Gallery

Kamalambigai Amman, Tanjore Painting [Digital Download only]

Thiruvarur Devi, Kamalambigai Amman is the yogini. She sits in a yoga pose with ganga and crescent moon in her head similar to the lord. She is the tantric focus of spiritual power. Her shrine faces north, the direction of kailasam, symbolizing release from the cycle of birth and death. Devi Kamalambal amman is located in Thyagaraja Temple is a Shiva temple, located in the town of Thiruvarur in Tamil Nadu. It is one of the very big temples with 9 Rajagopurams, 80 Vimanas, 13 mandapams, 3 prakaras and 15 theerthams- also has the uniqueness of 365 lingas and 86 vinayaka Idols and 24 temples within temple. 

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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 Colours In This Period.

Maratha Rule In The Next Two Centuries(1600 AD -1800 AD) Brought A Distinctive Style Change To The Thanjavur Paintings. Royal Maratha Artists Combined The Existing Mural Style With Amazing Details Characterized By The Exquisite Workmanship Of Precious Stones And Gold Leaves.

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