Handcrafted Tanjore Paintings in Gold Leaf

Every deity here, from the grace of Gajalakshmi to the form of Krishna, is created using authentic 24k gold foil and Jaipur Kundan stones on solid wood bases. Since each piece is built from scratch at our Basavanagudi studio, we work with you to plan the colour palette and size that fits your pooja room, ensuring the final piece reflects your specific traditional aesthetic.

Bringing the Divine to Your Home

Tanjore painting is more than just decoration, it is a sadhana, a meditation in colour and gold. When you commission a painting, you are getting a piece that follows the traditional techniques passed down through my family. We do not use mass-produced prints; we build every relief from the ground up.

The Making of Your Masterpiece

• The Base: We start with high-quality, durable wooden boards that provide a sturdy foundation for the heavy gold and stone work.
• The Embossing (Muck Work): We use a traditional mixture to create the signature 3D relief work. This provides the elevation for the gold foil to sit on, catching light beautifully in your pooja room.
• The Gold Work: Authentic 24-karat gold foil is applied by hand. It is not just about the shine; it is about the purity that gold represents in this art form.
• Gemstone Embellishment: We use real Jaipur Kundan and Swarovski crystals, carefully placed to highlight jewellery and divine ornaments.

Why Customise?

Because Tanjore art is a labour-intensive process that can take weeks to complete, we prefer to consult with you on the details. Whether you need a specific size to fit a niche in your home, or a colour scheme that matches your existing decor, we plan it together. Many clients come to us looking for a specific deity—like a Ganesha for a new home or a Balaji for a pooja space—and we guide them on the composition that will best suit their wall space. If you are curious about the process or want to discuss a custom order, we are always happy to chat about what makes these pieces true heirlooms.