Mughal miniature paintings represent a unique confluence of Persian artistry and indigenous Indian aesthetics. Born from the opulent courts of the Mughal Empire during the 16th - 19th centuries, these paintings were traditionally commissioned by Mughal emperors to depict royal and military processions.
These exquisite works evolved over time to serve as historical records, reflecting the complex sociopolitical changes of the region during the colonial period. Celebrated for their vibrant colors, intricate detailing, and use of luxurious materials such as gold leaf and lapis lazuli, these paintings captured the splendor of the imperial court and the pageantry of state occasions.
(Framed- 24" x 18", Inset Image 17" x 13.5")