Wall Painting Peepul Tree brings you one of the finest collections of handmade Wall Painting to adorn your homes. Check out our every Wall Painting that have been made by some of the traditional artists from across India. The tradition of Wall Painting goes back thousands of years, when early humans made cave paintings. The finest example of this early wall art can be seen at Bhimbetka in Madhya Pradesh. Going back 10,000 years ago, these Cave paintings feature wild animals, daily activities, war processions and hunting scenes; these paintings are considered the earliest examples of a Wall Painting in India. The Hindu Epics like Ramayana and Mahabharata are full of descriptions of the great painted halls in the royal palaces and mansions. But it was between 2nd century BCE and 12th century CE, which can be termed as the golden era in Indian Wall Painting, where in many parts in India, a huge rise in fresco and tempera paintings on natural caves and rock-cut chambers were created, the most famous example of which is at Ajanta Caves in Maharashtra. Exquisite Wall paintings can also be seen in a number of temples across India, such as the Brihadeeshwara Temple in Tanjore and the Lepakshi Temple in Penukonda. In Kerala, a new distinct form of temple art emerged in form of Kerala murals, featuring Vaishnavite themes. Beyond temples and palaces, one can witness Wall Painting adorning the humble abodes of farmers and nomads across India. The Warli tribe, which lives near Mumbai, is known for their exquisite Warli art. In Kutch, the women from the nomadic communities decorate their huts with mud and mirror wall art known as ‘Lippan Kaam’. In Central India, the Gond community is known for its distinct wall paintings in colourful patterns, depicting village and forest life.Today, the traditional Wall Painting are being reinterpreted for modern homes and are a very popular home décor accessory. Krishna PaintingOne of the most revered Hindu deities, Krishna enjoys a greater fan following among many worldwide. Over the years, he has been brought to life through many art forms which includes music and dance. Similarly, keeping the craze consistent, Peepul Tree brings you the range of fine pieces of Krishna Painting. Beautifully handcrafted by the Indian artisans, this collection of Krishna Painting involves a great balance of spirituality and style that is worth your investment and attention too. Add the flavour of spirituality to your wall with a Krishna Painting only from Peepul Tree. Bespoke PaintingsNow get the finest of Bespoke Paintings at Peepul Tree. We offer you a varied collection of Bespoke Paintings exclusively painted by some of the finest Indian painters, that not only remain rooted to the stories that they tell but also the origins they come from. Also eco-friendly and handcrafted, these Bespoke Paintings are surely going to make a lasting impact on your senses!Bespoke ArtImagine yourself as a ruler and commissioning your favorite painting or any piece of art. Make that royal era come alive, by ordering Bespoke Art. Peepul Tree brings you the finest of Bespoke Art from different parts of India, exclusively crafted by Indian artisans which are also sustainable and eco-friendly. Grace your living or working space with our Bepoke Art today! Bespoke ArtworkGet the best of the Bespoke Artwork only from Peepul Tree. Handcrafted from the greatest Indian artists, our collection of Bespoke Artwork express the best of craftsmanship and the stories that they depict with intricate detailing and skillful use of colours. This Bespoke Artwork is a valuable investment as it shall allow you to support and engage with the artistic process while obtaining a truly original piece of art that resonates with you on a deeper level.Signifying a high level of customization and attention to detail, this collection is just worthy of you!Kerala PaintingComing straight from God’s Own Country Kerala, a Kerala Painting is characterized by its vibrant colors, intricate detailing, and the use of various symbols and mythological figures.Primarily found in temples and palaces in Kerala, one can find a Kerala Painting on canvas and other surfaces. Peepul Tree makes it possible for you to own a Kerala Painting on canvas, which is intricately handcrafted by local artisans, and also is eco-friendly as well as sustainable. Kerala Mural PaintingHaving its roots in the ancient traditions of the Indian state of Kerala, Kerala Mural Painting is known for its distinctive color palette, which consists of five primary colors known as Panchavarna. These colors include red, yellow, green, black, and white. The making of Kerala Mural Painting incorporates rich symbolism and iconography. Each deity or character is represented with specific attributes and symbols that convey their unique characteristics and stories. Purchase a Kerala Murala Painting only from Peepul Tree, which is intricately handcrafted by the local artisans, eco-friendly and sustainable. Kalamkari PaintingOriginating from the Deccan region of India, the art of Kalamkari Painting has been practiced by its skilled artisans for generations. The word is derived from two Persian words, "kalam" meaning pen and "kari" meaning craftsmanship, thus referring to the art of penwork. A Kalamkari Painting depicts scenes from mythology, nature, or cultural motifs and today, one can easily purchase one only on Peepul Tree! Our unique and exquisite collection of Kalamkari Painting is also eco-friendly and sustainable. Radha Krishna PaintingIn India, romance is incomplete without the mention of Radha and Krishna, the Hindu deities. They also have been immoratalized in different art forms, one of them is the Radha Krishna Painting. One can also find a Radha Krishna Painting at Peepul Tree that have been put on canvas in three different art forms, namely Picchwai (Rajasthan), Murals (Kerala) and Pattachitra (Odisha). Inspired by the stories of real-life characters, a Radha Krishna Painting is just worth for adding the fusion of spirituality and romance to your wall. Buy a Radha Krishna Painting today only from Peepul Tree! Kalamkari ArtSourced from two Persian words ‘Kalam’ (pen) and Kari (craftsmanship), Kalamkari Art is the traditional style of hand-painting that originated in the Deccan regions. Kalamkari Art is characterized by intricate and colorful designs that often depict mythological stories, nature, and religious motifs. The Kalamkari art has a long history, that flourished under the patronage of Mughal emperors and Golconda sultans. There are two main types of Kalamkari Art: Srikalahasti style and Machilipatnam style. The Srikalahasti style involves the use of a pen-like instrument made from bamboo or date palm stick, which is used to draw the outline of the design. The outlines are then filled with vibrant colors derived from natural dyes. The Srikalahasti styleis known for its depictions of Hindu gods and goddesses, epic stories like the Ramayana and Mahabharata, and scenes from mythology.Whereas the Machilipatnam style involves the use of block printing in addition to hand painting. The designs are first etched onto wooden blocks, which are then used to print the outline onto the fabric. Afterward, artists paint the intricate details using natural dyes. This style is characterized by a combination of geometric patterns, floral motifs, and scenes from nature.Traditionally done on cotton or silk fabrics, you can now own the finest pieces of Kalamkari Art only on Peepul Tree which have been originally handcrafted to perfection, making it eco-friendly and sustainable. F.A.Q’s1. What care should be taken with the paintings?The paintings are fragile. Handle with care. A soft bristled, dry brush can be used to gently clean the surface. Keep away from moisture and liquids. In order to maintain fairness to our artisans and craftsmen, as well as to keep our prices fair, we accept returns only for damaged products. These paintings are non-refundable and non-returnable. Furthermore, keep away from direct sunlight, moisture, water and other liquids. For best results, keepthem in a frame with glass.2. Why Should I take the Bespoke Paintings from Peepul Tree?Peepul Tree brings you the paintings surced from finest of award Indian artists directly whose works have gained a greater recognition both nationally and internationally. Furthermore, keeping the connection with its roots consistent, it presents you the paintings which are not only handcrafted but also eco-friendly and sustainable, bringing you back to the era when the art of making these paintings commenced.

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Peepul Tree brings you one of the finest collections of handmade Wall Painting to adorn your homes. Check out our every Wall Painting that have been made by some of the traditional artists from across India.
The tradition of Wall Painting goes back thousands of years, when early humans made cave paintings. The finest example of this early wall art can be seen at Bhimbetka in Madhya Pradesh. Going back 10,000 years ago, these Cave paintings feature wild animals, daily activities, war processions and hunting scenes; these paintings are considered the earliest examples of a Wall Painting in India.
The Hindu Epics like Ramayana and Mahabharata are full of descriptions of the great painted halls in the royal palaces and mansions. But it was between 2nd century BCE and 12th century CE, which can be termed as the golden era in Indian Wall Painting, where in many parts in India, a huge rise in fresco and tempera paintings on natural caves and rock-cut chambers were created, the most famous example of which is at Ajanta Caves in Maharashtra.
Exquisite Wall paintings can also be seen in a number of temples across India, such as the Brihadeeshwara Temple in Tanjore and the Lepakshi Temple in Penukonda. In Kerala, a new distinct form of temple art emerged in form of Kerala murals, featuring Vaishnavite themes. Beyond temples and palaces, one can witness Wall Painting adorning the humble abodes of farmers and nomads across India. The Warli tribe, which lives near Mumbai, is known for their exquisite Warli art. In Kutch, the women from the nomadic communities decorate their huts with mud and mirror wall art known as ‘Lippan Kaam’. In Central India, the Gond community is known for its distinct wall paintings in colourful patterns, depicting village and forest life. Today, the traditional Wall Painting are being reinterpreted for modern homes and are a very popular home décor accessory.
 Krishna Painting One of the most revered Hindu deities, Krishna enjoys a greater fan following among many worldwide. Over the years, he has been brought to life through many art forms which includes music and dance. Similarly, keeping the craze consistent, Peepul Tree brings you the range of fine pieces of Krishna Painting. Beautifully handcrafted by the Indian artisans, this collection of Krishna Painting involves a great balance of spirituality and style that is worth your investment and attention too. Add the flavour of spirituality to your wall with a Krishna Painting only from Peepul Tree. Bespoke Paintings Now get the finest of Bespoke Paintings at Peepul Tree. We offer you a varied collection of Bespoke Paintings exclusively painted by some of the finest Indian painters, that not only remain rooted to the stories that they tell but also the origins they come from. Also eco-friendly and handcrafted, these Bespoke Paintings are surely going to make a lasting impact on your senses! Bespoke Art Imagine yourself as a ruler and commissioning your favorite painting or any piece of art. Make that royal era come alive, by ordering Bespoke Art. Peepul Tree brings you the finest of Bespoke Art from different parts of India, exclusively crafted by Indian artisans which are also sustainable and eco-friendly. Grace your living or working space with our Bepoke Art today! Bespoke Artwork Get the best of the Bespoke Artwork only from Peepul Tree. Handcrafted from the greatest Indian artists, our collection of Bespoke Artwork express the best of craftsmanship and the stories that they depict with intricate detailing and skillful use of colours. This Bespoke Artwork is a valuable investment as it shall allow you to support and engage with the artistic process while obtaining a truly original piece of art that resonates with you on a deeper level. Signifying a high level of customization and attention to detail, this collection is just worthy of you! Kerala Painting Coming straight from God’s Own Country Kerala, a Kerala Painting is characterized by its vibrant colors, intricate detailing, and the use of various symbols and mythological figures.Primarily found in temples and palaces in Kerala, one can find a Kerala Painting on canvas and other surfaces. Peepul Tree makes it possible for you to own a Kerala Painting on canvas, which is intricately handcrafted by local artisans, and also is eco-friendly as well as sustainable. Kerala Mural Painting Having its roots in the ancient traditions of the Indian state of Kerala, Kerala Mural Painting is known for its distinctive color palette, which consists of five primary colors known as Panchavarna. These colors include red, yellow, green, black, and white. The making of Kerala Mural Painting incorporates rich symbolism and iconography. Each deity or character is represented with specific attributes and symbols that convey their unique characteristics and stories. Purchase a Kerala Murala Painting only from Peepul Tree, which is intricately handcrafted by the local artisans, eco-friendly and sustainable. Kalamkari Painting Originating from the Deccan region of India, the art of Kalamkari Painting has been practiced by its skilled artisans for generations. The word is derived from two Persian words, "kalam" meaning pen and "kari" meaning craftsmanship, thus referring to the art of penwork. A Kalamkari Painting depicts scenes from mythology, nature, or cultural motifs and today, one can easily purchase one only on Peepul Tree! Our unique and exquisite collection of Kalamkari Painting is also eco-friendly and sustainable. Radha Krishna Painting In India, romance is incomplete without the mention of Radha and Krishna, the Hindu deities. They also have been immoratalized in different art forms, one of them is the Radha Krishna Painting. One can also find a Radha Krishna Painting at Peepul Tree that have been put on canvas in three different art forms, namely Picchwai (Rajasthan), Murals (Kerala) and Pattachitra (Odisha). Inspired by the stories of real-life characters, a Radha Krishna Painting is just worth for adding the fusion of spirituality and romance to your wall. Buy a Radha Krishna Painting today only from Peepul Tree! 
Kalamkari Art Sourced from two Persian words ‘Kalam’ (pen) and Kari (craftsmanship), Kalamkari Art is the traditional style of hand-painting that originated in the Deccan regions. Kalamkari Art is characterized by intricate and colorful designs that often depict mythological stories, nature, and religious motifs. The Kalamkari art has a long history, that flourished under the patronage of Mughal emperors and Golconda sultans. There are two main types of Kalamkari Art: Srikalahasti style and Machilipatnam style. The Srikalahasti style involves the use of a pen-like instrument made from bamboo or date palm stick, which is used to draw the outline of the design. The outlines are then filled with vibrant colors derived from natural dyes. The Srikalahasti styleis known for its depictions of Hindu gods and goddesses, epic stories like the Ramayana and Mahabharata, and scenes from mythology. Whereas the Machilipatnam style involves the use of block printing in addition to hand painting. The designs are first etched onto wooden blocks, which are then used to print the outline onto the fabric. Afterward, artists paint the intricate details using natural dyes. This style is characterized by a combination of geometric patterns, floral motifs, and scenes from nature. Traditionally done on cotton or silk fabrics, you can now own the finest pieces of Kalamkari Art only on Peepul Tree which have been originally handcrafted to perfection, making it eco-friendly and sustainable. F.A.Q’s 1. What care should be taken with the paintings? The paintings are fragile. Handle with care. A soft bristled, dry brush can be used to gently clean the surface. Keep away from moisture and liquids. In order to maintain fairness to our artisans and craftsmen, as well as to keep our prices fair, we accept returns only for damaged products. These paintings are non-refundable and non-returnable. Furthermore, keep away from direct sunlight, moisture, water and other liquids. For best results, keepthem in a frame with glass. 2. Why Should I take the Bespoke Paintings from Peepul Tree? Peepul Tree brings you the paintings surced from finest of award Indian artists directly whose works have gained a greater recognition both nationally and internationally. Furthermore, keeping the connection with its roots consistent, it presents you the paintings which are not only handcrafted but also eco-friendly and sustainable, bringing you back to the era when the art of making these paintings commenced.

Pattachitra Burgundy Tussar Painting

Pattachitra Shree Jagannath Tangerine Painting

Pattachitra Ashwatha Painting (S)

Pattachitra Nritya Ganesha Maroon Painting

Traditional Tribal Gond Original Painting of  Deers in the Forest

Pattachitra Dancing Vinayaka Painting

Pattachitra Forrest green Tussar painting

Pattachitra Ruby Tussar Painting

Pattachitre Azure Tussar Painting

Pattachitra Ekadanta Painting

Wall Painting and Krishna Painting