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Tulunadu Cultural Wall Murals

byKamils ArtMural projects in Mangaluru and BengaluruStarts from₹140 per sq ft (unconfirmed estimate)View full gallery

Yakshagana, Pilivesha and coastal life on office walls in Mangaluru.

A section of the large-scale mural for an IT company, focusing on the fiery depiction of a Kola performance and a traditional fishing boat scene. The warm color palette of reds and yellows brings energy and warmth to the office interior.

Another view of the IT company mural, this time showing a Yakshagana performance on stage and a lively depiction of the Pilivesha (tiger dance). This artwork serves as a cultural anchor within a corporate environment.

A close-up detail of the Pilivesha dancers from the office mural. You can see the dynamic poses and expressions of the performers and the audience, capturing the excitement of this traditional Mangalorean street performance.

This video shows the creation of the Tulunadu mural from start to finish. It highlights the teamwork involved, the initial sketching, and the detailed brushwork used to paint figures like the fishermen and tiger dancers.

This mural for a realty office blends modern city life with Mangalore's rich heritage. It shows the journey from the coast and cityscapes to traditional scenes of worship and folk art, telling a complete story on a single wall.

See the process behind the Mangalore-themed mural, from the first pencil outlines on the blank wall to the careful blocking of colors. This time-lapse shows how detailed scenes, like the Kambala race, are meticulously brought to life.

About Tulunadu Cultural Murals

The Empire Mall mural brings Kola, Yakshagana, Pilivesha and fishing scenes onto an IT company's wall. MGM Realty's mural also uses Mangalore Art Form themes.

Cultural walls at Empire Mall and MGM Realty — Approved by the tribe
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Kamils Art

Mural projects in Mangaluru and BengaluruStarts from ₹140 per sq ft (unconfirmed estimate)

I'm Kamil, from Kudla. Yakshagana, Kambala and Pilivesha keep appearing in my wall paintings.

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A full view of our Kambala mural, a dynamic depiction of the traditional buffalo race. This public artwork captures the motion and energy of this beloved Tulunad sport.13
A close-up of the charging buffaloes from our Kambala mural. We focus on details like the decorative harnesses and the splash of the muddy water to convey authenticity and action.
Detail of the Kambala jockey, showcasing the athletic form and determination central to the sport. This piece was part of a collaboration with the Department of Posts India in Mangalore.
Another take on the Kambala theme, this time as part of a larger cultural collage for The Avatar Hotel. The style is more expressive, capturing the raw energy of the race.

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Here I am with a completed Radha Krishna mural-style painting. I love working on large canvases like this, filling them with the bright, bold colors and intricate details that are characteristic of Kerala's traditional art.6
A closer look at my process for the Radha Krishna mural. I often use a simple coconut shell as my paint palette, a little touch that keeps me connected to my roots while I work on these detailed spiritual paintings.
A finished Radha Krishna painting, ready to find a new home. This piece is filled with symbolism, from the peacock feather in Krishna's hair to the serene expressions, all set against a deep blue background. This artwork is available for purchase.

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This wide view shows how the different Cheriyal scenes connect to create a flowing narrative along the corridor of this Andhra-style apartment, transforming it into a village path.18
A scene of daily life unfolds on this wall, showing women preparing for the day outside their home, complete with the apartment number integrated into the traditional design.
Another angle of the village scene, highlighting the vibrant blue door and the woman drawing a rangoli, showcasing the storytelling aspect of Cheriyal folk painting.
This part of the mural depicts a traditional 'bhikshe' (alms) scene, with a decorated 'basava' (bull) and musicians, bringing a cultural procession to life.

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This Kathakali face is painted with acrylics on an 8x8 inch stretched canvas. I focused on capturing the dramatic green, red, and white makeup, which signifies a heroic and divine character in this traditional Keralan dance form.5
My painting of a Theyyam performer, a divine artist from Kerala. The artwork highlights the striking headgear and facial colors that are central to the transformation of the artist into a living god during the ritual.
Inspired by the ancient textile art of Kalamkari, this peacock is filled with detailed motifs and patterns. I used a warm color palette to reflect the natural dyes often used in this traditional craft, creating a piece that feels both classic and vibrant.
This piece is my take on the Kerala mural style, depicting Lord Krishna among lotus flowers. I used the characteristic colors and flowing lines of this art form to create a serene and devotional scene, perfect for a peaceful corner of your home.

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This vibrant Kerala mural style Ganesha painting was created to bring blessings and warmth to our client's foyer. The rich colors and traditional motifs make for a grand welcome.
We painted a minimal Kolam border around this archway to add a subtle traditional touch to the home's entrance. It shows how we can work with existing architectural features like brick walls.
A complete view of the entrance makeover featuring Kolam art. We combined a large Tirupati inspired panel with smaller framed Kolam designs for a cohesive, traditional look.

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