Family Hallway Wall Art

Family Hallway — 2 museum-grade prints sized and toned for the room. Kangra, the most lyrical of the Pahari (hill) Rajput schools, flourished in the Himalayan foothills in the late 18th century and prized soft naturalism — gentle green hills, tender skies, plantain and rain. In the Baramasa ("twelve months") cycle, Sawan is the monsoon month, traditionally painted with a lady watching the rains for her absent love, plantain leaves bending and peacocks calling. Bundi, in southeastern Rajasthan, is the Rajput school known for lush gardens, water and an especially intimate handling of interior nayika (heroine) scenes — the lady in her chamber painted with close, tender attention. This contemporary fusion borrows that interior warmth for the rasoi, the home kitchen, where the chulha, tava (griddle), brass matkas and the daily roti are fixtures of Rajasthan domestic life and cooking is often shared across generations.

Updated 22 Jun 2026