Nakshi Kalighat Patachitra Hand Painting Wall Hanging Radha Krishnaleela with Fiber Frame 49"x16"

Kalighat Patachitra is an ancient folk art form of Nayagram village in West Midnapore is originally used as a visual device during the performance of a song or a narrative. It mainly flourished during nineteenth century in areas surrounding the Kalighat temple in the city of Kolkata, India. Initially, this style of painting depicted Hindu religion and mythology. Gradually, it started embracing contemporary non-religious social themes and subjects - colonial rulers, country's freedom struggle, and hypocritical lifestyles of Babu culture prevalent during the colonial British rule of India. Therefore, this form of Indian painting in its own sense was way ahead of its time and evoked a lot of critical thinking.
Ideal for decorating homes or offices.
Perfect as a gift option for housewarmings, anniversaries, birthdays for your loved ones.
Frame is Fiber built, light weight and easy to handle.