The tanjore style of painting was developed in the 16th century in india during the regime of chola kings of tanjavoor. This ancient art form used the medium of specially treated cloths on which the pictures were drawn and the ornamentation on the images was selectively raised with the help of clay to which real gold was stuck. The special feature of the paintings was that tanjore (resinous) stones were fixed to give a brilliant appearance and these retained a lustrous look for a long time. Paintings over 100 years old were known to retain their look. The theme was basically about gods, goddesses and royalty. paramita sircar presents this ancient art form of tanjore style along with contemporary themes to create unique tanjore paintings that are appreciated for their finesse all over the country. She effortlessly brings various concepts to life through meticulous use of various hues and materials in the tanjore paintings. ideal for

• decoration
• worshipping

The tanjore style of painting was developed in the 16th century in india during the regime of chola kings of tanjavoor. This ancient art form used the medium of specially treated cloths on which the pictures were drawn and the ornamentation on the images was selectively raised with the help of clay to which real gold was stuck. The special feature of the paintings was that tanjore (resinous) stones were fixed to give a brilliant appearance and these retained a lustrous look for a long time. Paintings over 100 years old were known to retain their look. The theme was basically about gods, goddesses and royalty. paramita sircar presents this ancient art form of tanjore style along with contemporary themes to create unique tanjore paintings that are appreciated for their finesse all over the country. She effortlessly brings various concepts to life through meticulous use of various hues and materials in the tanjore paintings. ideal for

• decoration
• worshipping