Ganapathi Tanjore Painting

This Tanjore painting of Lord Ganesha, remover of obstacles and bestower of success, is seated with 4 arms, holding Pasham (noose), Goad(Axe), Modaka (Sweet) and a broken tusk. The golden seat, pillar and roof is embellished with minute art work and tastefully decorated with traditional pattern. The Prabhavali, also known as Tiruvachi (arch) behind Lord Ganesha is intricately decorated with the mystical Yazhi on top. Dressed in pitambari (yellow) and gold with flawless patterns, it is hard to look away from him, thereby immersing the devotee with peace and divine blessings.

Tanjore Painting is one of the most valuable collectibles any traditional art connoisseur would possess. The art of Tanjavur Painting originated during 16^th century in Tanjavur district of Tamil Nadu, later anglicized to Tanjore, under the reign of Maratha rulers. Tanjavur painting is an artwork originally done on wooden plank which is now replaced by all-weather plywood, using 22 carat gold foil, Jaipur gems and bright colors depicting Hindu Deities with unique and exceptional features and charm.

Item Description:

Length - 25 Inches

Breadth - 21 Inches

Width - 2 Inches

Material - 22 Carat Gold Foil, Water Resistant Board, Teak wood (Chettinad Frame) and other superior quality products designed to last generations.

Maintenance - Dust with a clean dry Lint free cotton fabric.