Timeless Classical Indian Paintings for Your Home

Like its languages and landscape paintings, India has a rich and varied creative heritage. Through our selection of Classical Indian paintings, where each brushstroke is rooted in tradition, each colour has significance, and each canvas reflects centuries of culture, we at Anciq offer you a carefully chosen celebration of this legacy.

Every artwork in our collection is a handmade window into India's spirit, from the imperial beauty of Mughal art and the tribal rhythm of Warli painting to the exquisite complexity of Pichwai art and the elaborate enchantment of Rajasthani miniatures.

Only at Anciq can you explore a world where mythology and artistry collide, revealing ancient tales in delicate lines and vibrant colours.

Pichwai art

pichwai paintings are elaborate devotional artworks that were made to decorate the walls behind the idol of Lord Shrinathji. They originated in the Rajasthani temple town of Nathdwara. "Pichwai" is derived from the words "pichh," which means back, and "wai," which means textile—literally, a backdrop.

Each piece at Anciq is handcrafted with natural colours, intricate details, and spiritual symbolism by talented artists who have mastered the centuries-old Pichwai painting skills.

● Various manifestations of lord krishna paintings, particularly Shrinathji.
● Seasonal celebrations such as Annakut, Sharad Purnima, and Janmashtami.
● Elements like temples, cows, peacocks, trees, and lotus blossoms.
● Created on fabric with symbolic themes and intricate brushwork.

Why choose Pichwai art?

Pichwai is a visual form of worship and a devotional offering in addition to being art. It adds a sense of peace, holiness, and a link to divine stories when put in your house. Perfect for meditation areas, puja rooms, or any location looking to elevate spirituality.

Rajasthani art

rajasthani arts, a painting style as vivid and colourful as its festivals, originates from the state's deserts. Under royal patronage, this style evolved from the 16th to the 19th century in places like Mewar, Marwar, Bundi, Bikaner, and Kishangarh, each with its own unique character.

These paintings, which frequently depict stories of bravery, love, devotion, and courtly life, are admired for their exquisite details, romanticism, and striking use of colour.

● Hunting excursions, court settings, and Rajput rulers and queens.
● Tales from the Bhagavata Purana, Rama-Sita, and Radha-Krishna mythology.
● Monsoon clouds, flowering lotuses, and verdant woodlands are examples of stylized natural components.
● Classic natural colours and accents of gold leaf.

Why choose Rajasthani art?

Not only are these pieces of art beautiful, but they also bring a bit of Indian royal history into your house. At Anciq, we collaborate with expert artists who have received training in traditional miniature methods to produce timeless but contemporary interpretations of Rajasthani art.

Ideal as lifelong heritage presents and for formal galleries and living rooms

Warli art

Simple, soulful, and symbolic. Warli art is one of the earliest tribal art styles in India and the visual language of the Warli people from Maharashtra.warli paintings are traditionally done on mud walls with white pigment derived from rice paste. They are a tribute to nature, communal life, and traditional beliefs.

By presenting this rustic heritage on canvas, paper, and fabric, Anciq maintains its minimalism while making it suitable for contemporary décor tastes.

● Daily tribal life, including farming, dancing, fishing, and ceremonies, are the themes and characteristics.
● The sun, moon, trees, and life's spirals are examples of sacred symbols.
● Squares, triangles, and circles are examples of geometric simplicity.

Why do Warli paintings belong in every space?

Warli paintings represent the sanctity of ordinary moments, harmony with nature, and group power. Whether you enjoy eco-conscious living, cultural storytelling, or minimalism, Warli art delivers a deeply ingrained style that is both unadulterated and sophisticated.

Place them in reading nooks, foyers, or work spaces to provide artistic harmony and tribal knowledge to your walls.

Mughal art

The masterpiece of India's traditional art traditions, mughal paintings are exquisite, precise, and incredibly detailed. This style, which was developed in the Mughal courts from the 16th to the 19th century, is a stunning fusion of Central Asian, Indian, and Persian elements.

As a reminder of India's rich history and its architectural and cultural accomplishments, we at anciq honor mughal art

● Festivals, court events, and royal portraits.
● Studies of flowers, animals, and birds that are naturalistic.
● Use of elegant colour schemes, gilded accents, and delicate brushwork.
● Images from everyday court life, Hindu mythology, and Persian epics.

Why choose Mughal art at Anciq?

Each and every Mughal artwork is exquisitely detailed and intended to be a work of art. It's royalty displayed on your walls, not simply artwork. It is a collector's joy and a decorator's dream as our artisans reproduce and reinterpret this history using archival-quality materials and traditional processes.

Why purchase classical Indian from Anciq?

At Anciq, we are cultural stewards rather than just curators. Each piece of art in our collection of classical Indian paintings is created by craftspeople who have received traditional training.

● Handcrafted excellence: Each piece of art is meticulously and lovingly painted by hand.
● Genuine materials: We make use of handmade textiles, archival paper, natural colours, and conventional brushes.
● Culturally aware: We appreciate each art style's spiritual significance, meaning, and original setting.
● Adaptable styles: Our items go well with both modern and ethnic decor.

Bring a classic Indian painting home today!

Our traditional collection encourages you to travel through India's ageless traditions, from the holiness of Pichwai to the kingship of Mughal art, from the earthy simplicity of Warli painting to the elaborate intricacy of Rajasthani miniatures.

Every brushstroke tells a tale. Every picture reflects a bygone era that continues to influence the present.

Discover how love-painted legacy becomes timeless by perusing Anciq's classic indian paintings