TEMPLE PAINTING
Indian temple Paintings have long been admired for their architectural beauty. Temple architecture is complex and has been admired by architects all over the world. The architectural style varies from region to region.
Our wide range of authentic and modern paintings brings an element of religiousness and reverence into your home, studio, and office decor. Explore our various paintings for different locations and spaces and pick the ones that resonate with your heart.
FAQs
Q. What are the main themes and subjects depicted in Indian temple paintings?
Ans. These paintings include the depiction of gods and goddesses, beautiful architecture, and landscapes in them. Some of our paintings also have episodes from Hindu epics like the Ramayana and Mahabharata
Q. How do colors and symbols in Indian temple paintings convey meaning?
Ans. Colors are used symbolically; for example, blue might represent Lord Krishna, while red symbolizes Goddess Lakshmi. Symbols like lotuses and weapons signify specific deities or stories.
Q. Are these paintings suitable for home?
Ans. Yes, these paintings are suitable for home as well as office decor. Browse through our collection of paintings for different spaces.
Q. How do I care for these paintings?
Ans. To make sure that these paintings look the same for a long period you have to avoid putting them in a place where there is direct sunlight or extreme temperature. Dust them regularly with a soft and dry cloth without the use of any liquid cleaner or water.
Q. What makes our paintings unique?
Ans. Our paintings are authentically made by local artisans that add a touch of elegance and depth to your home decor. They give an amazing decorative impact and become the center of attention in your space.
Q. How do I know that the paintings are authentic?
Ans. We prioritize the needs of our buyers by providing authentic paintings directly sourced from our artisans. Each painting is handmade and has unique characteristics. Additionally, we provide an authenticity certification for the same.
Q. Can I request a customized painting?
Yes. Yes, we offer customized paintings. Please contact our customer service and discuss the specifications you need to be customized.
What are the different parts of Indian Temples?
It was a gradual progression from rock-cut- cave temples to monolithic rathas, which culminated in structural temples. The following are the basic components of a Hindu structural temple.
Garbhagriha: It literally means “womb-house,” and it is a cave similar to the main temple.
Mandapa: It is the temple’s entrance.
Shikhara or Vimana: They resemble the spire of a free-standing temple. Shikhara can be found in North Indian temples, whereas Vimana can be found in South Indian temples.
Amalaka: It is a stone disc-like structure at the temple’s apex that is common in North Indian temples.
Kalasha: It is the temple’s highest point and is commonly found in North Indian temples.
Antarala (vestibule): Antarala is a transition area between the Garbhagriha and the main hall of the temple (mandapa).
Jagati: It is a raised platform used in North Indian temples for sitting and praying.
Vahana: It is the main deity’s mount or vehicle, along with a standard pillar or Dhvaj placed axially before the sanctum.
What are the different styles of architecture in temple paintings?
The Indian temple style can be classified into three categories. these have been the major categories of attraction for temple painting: