maalaraja
Maalaraja refers to a traditional Indian painting style that originated in the state of Mysore during the 15th and 16th centuries. The term'maalaraja' literally means 'king of the painters' or 'painter to the king'. This style of painting was closely associated with the royal courts of Mysore and was typically commissioned by the rulers to create large-scale murals and paintings.
Maalaraja paintings were characterized by their use of vibrant colors, intricate designs, and mythological imagery. These
A distinctive feature of maalaraja paintings is the use of traditional Indian pigments, such as vermilion,
Today, maalaraja paintings are considered an important part of Indian art history and are highly valued for