Kaushik ki Ragini- Kukubh in Miniature Painintg( Kishangarh Art) 33

Kaushik ki Ragini - Kukubh in Miniature Painting (Kishangarh Art)

This exquisite Kishangarh painting depicts Ragini Kukubh from the Raagmala Series. Kukubh Ragini is one of the five consorts of Raag Maalv Kaushik. She has a round face like the moon and wears a garland of Champa (Champak) flowers around her neck. She is captivating and looks at others with a sneer. In most Rajasthani states, painting had come to a close by the end of the 18th century CE, but a sudden spark of genius lit up a new school of painting in the small state of Kishangarh. The Kishangarh paintings were hallmark of beautiful Radha and Krishna figures, with Bani Thani as Radha and Sawant Singh as Krishna.

Specifications:

• Dimensions: H-6 × W-4 inches
• Material: Natural pigments on paper
• Style: Traditional Kishangarh miniature art
• Frame: Available with or without frame
• Craftsmanship: Handcrafted traditional art

Care Instructions:

Keep away from direct sunlight. Dust gently with a soft brush. Avoid moisture and direct sprays.

Perfect for living rooms, bedrooms, art collections, and those celebrating Ragamala musical traditions.