Tanjore Art

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Tanjore Paintings are Known for Its Rich, Flat, And Vivid Colours. Simple Iconic Composition, Overlapping Glittering 22carat Gold Foils in The Painting Work, And the Tanjore Painting Are Mostly Decorated with Semi-Precious Stones to Bring Out the Glow to Highlight Ornaments, Structures, Etc. The tanjore painting has a gleaming radiance thanks to the use of 22 carat gold and genuine Tanjore stones, and the gold leaves' gleam lasts forever.

Tanjore Paintings Have Become More Popular in Recent Years for Home Décor, Pooja, And Gifting Purposes, and They Are Also a Great Collection for Art Lovers.

History Of Tanjore Painting:

Tanjore Art derives its robust forms, architectural details, and vibrant colours from murals created during the Vijayanagar period (1500-1600 AD).

The Thanjavur Paintings had a distinct style change under Maratha rule in the next two centuries (1600 AD -1800 AD). The existing Mural Style was combined with amazing details characterised by exquisite workmanship of precious stones and gold leaves by Royal Maratha Artists.

The Styles That Were Created Were Slightly Distinct From One Another. Tanjore's focus was on studded gems and gold leaves. The Decorative Garland was very important at Vuyaioor. The emphasis in Mysore was on intricate painting. The British Garrison's Stationing at Thanjavur in 1773 had a direct impact on Tanjore art. At IndianShelf, we have a wide variety of Tanjore Paintings to choose from. Each Tanjore painting is created by a highly skilled team of artists and craftsmen who are experts in each stage of the painting process. In our collection, the main characters in the tanjore painting and their emotions are more realistic. We Offer Tanjore Paintings at A Reasonable Price, Making Them More Affordably Priced and Giving You the Best Value for Your Money.

• • Tanjore Paintings Are Preserved as Valuable Antiques Because They Are Believed to Bring Good Luck to The Home.

• • Often treated as royal gifts, give your loved ones this auspicious Tanjore painting to decorate their Pooja rooms in their homes, offices, and businesses.

Maintaining Your Tanjore Painting

Because the materials we use in our Tanjore paintings are of such high quality, they may be kept in good condition for generations with minimal upkeep. All that is required is a gentle wiping and dusting to keep the piece looking as good as new.

How to Restore and Clean Tanjore Paintings

Tanjore Paintings are essential to home decor because they make rooms more aesthetically pleasing and elegant. They can act as focal points and impact the overall ambience of the space. Moreover, Paintings add to the character and detailing of the house through vibrant landscapes or thought-provoking abstracts.

Though with time, Tanjore paintings may lose their features and vibrancy if not taken care of properly, by following specific guidelines, we can improve the longevity and aura of a portrait.

Tanjore Painting Maintenance and Cleaning

Follow the below steps to clean the Tanjore paintings -

• Avoid placing the Tanjore painting in areas with much smoke or pollution because these substances can build up on the surface over time.
• A soft, clean, and dry brush, such as a soft-bristle or clean makeup brush, should be gently and frequently used to dust the painting.
• Handle paintings with clean hands to avoid transferring oils and dirt to the painting's surface, or wear sterile cotton gloves.
• Keep the painting away from harsh sunlight, high humidity, and sudden temperature changes.
• Use a sturdy frame that offers the painting the proper support and protection.
• To prevent paint damage, keep the humidity level in the display area stable.
• Never use household cleaning products, strong solvents, or abrasive materials on a painting because they can harm the paint and varnish layers.

Tanjore Painting Restoration

Start by thoroughly inspecting and evaluating damages such as cracks, discolouration, and flaking in the Tanjore painting.

Next, use soft solvents and swabs to remove accumulated dirt and grime carefully. Use reversible methods to patch rips and holes, adding fresh paint if necessary.

Ensure the tools and methods you use are compatible with the painting.

Retouch faded areas by carefully blending and precisely matching colours. Apply a shielding varnish as a final step to protect the repaired layers.

To maintain the tone and authenticity of the Tanjore artwork, you must have the expertise, persevere, and adhere to art standards.

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