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Folk Art Paintings

Stories that travelled through hands, heart, and time. This collection celebrates artists who channel village rhythms, age-old rituals, and everyday myth into vibrant mixed-media expressions. Expect lively compositions full of peacocks, festive gatherings, guardian animals, and devotional scenes that feel both timeless and immediate. Here, cows have expressions. Trees have moods. The gods look ...
Stories that travelled through hands, heart, and time.

This collection celebrates artists who channel village rhythms, age-old rituals, and everyday myth into vibrant mixed-media expressions. Expect lively compositions full of peacocks, festive gatherings, guardian animals, and devotional scenes that feel both timeless and immediate.

Here, cows have expressions. Trees have moods. The gods look like they belong at your grandmother’s house - because maybe that’s where you first saw them.

Folk art was made in the middle of conversations, festivals, and everyday chaos - which is probably why it still feels alive.

This collection is a reminder that “heritage” doesn’t always mean museum glass and hushed tones. Sometimes it’s messy, loud, joyful, and full of symbols you might not fully understand - but still somehow feel at home with.
Today's Story by Laxman  Aelay

Today's Story

Laxman Aelay

Pen and Ink on Canvas

12 (w) x 12 (h) in

  • SOLD
Head of the Village by Laxman  Aelay

Head of the Village

Laxman Aelay

Pen and Ink on Canvas

12 (w) x 12 (h) in

  • SOLD
Small Talk by Laxman  Aelay

Small Talk

Laxman Aelay

Pen and Ink on Canvas

12 (w) x 12 (h) in

  • SOLD
Sharad Purnima: The Night of Krishna Leela by Kuldeepak Soni

Sharad Purnima: The Night of Krishna Leela

Kuldeepak Soni

Natural Stone Colour on Cotton Cloth

72 (w) x 60 (h) in

  • SOLD
Bhakta by Madhvi  Parekh

Bhakta

Madhvi Parekh

Serigraph on Paper 300 GSM

40 (w) x 40 (h) in

$ 714

Dance of the Dust and Drum by Siva Balan

Dance of the Dust and Drum

Siva Balan

Acrylic on Canvas

36 (w) x 36 (h) in

  • SOLD
Eternal Elixir of Sharad Purnima by Kuldeepak Soni

Eternal Elixir of Sharad Purnima

Kuldeepak Soni

Natural Stone Colour on Canvas

36 (w) x 48 (h) in

  • SOLD
Chronicles of South - III by Gita  Hudson

Chronicles of South - III

Gita Hudson

Oil on Canvas

20 (w) x 26 (h) in

  • SOLD
Chronicles of South - II by Gita  Hudson

Chronicles of South - II

Gita Hudson

Oil on Canvas

20 (w) x 26 (h) in

  • SOLD
Chronicles of South - I by Gita  Hudson

Chronicles of South - I

Gita Hudson

Oil on Canvas

20 (w) x 26 (h) in

  • SOLD
The Lord of Nathdwara by Kuldeepak Soni

The Lord of Nathdwara

Kuldeepak Soni

Natural Stone Colour on Cotton Cloth

36 (w) x 48 (h) in

  • SOLD
The Divine Leela of Shrinathji by Kuldeepak Soni

The Divine Leela of Shrinathji

Kuldeepak Soni

Natural Stone Colour on Cotton Cloth

36 (w) x 48 (h) in

$ 750

Shrinathji in the Garden of Bliss by Kuldeepak Soni

Shrinathji in the Garden of Bliss

Kuldeepak Soni

Natural Stone Colour on Canvas

36 (w) x 48 (h) in

  • SOLD
Regal Splendour by Kuldeepak Soni

Regal Splendour

Kuldeepak Soni

Natural Stone Colour on Cotton Cloth

36 (w) x 48 (h) in

$ 725

Echoes of Chidambaram by Gita  Hudson

Echoes of Chidambaram

Gita Hudson

Oil on Canvas

36 (w) x 48 (h) in

$ 1,000

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Why should you buy Indian traditional Paintings from Artflute?

Buying a traditional painting is a way for art connoisseurs to support the artisans and keep the craft alive while also reconnecting with their culture and taking a piece of it back to their living spaces. Artflute also works extensively to regularly curate and promote some of the best traditional artists working in India.

Where can you place Indian traditional painting at home?

While there is no standard rule as to where a traditional painting can be placed, the intricate details and the distinct styles of each art form make for a great conversation starter and will fit best in the living room.

What are the things we should consider while buying Indian traditional painting?

Before buying any painting, it is crucial that you consider three aspects:

  • Research about the platform you are planning to buy the artwork from.
  • Check for the authentication certificate that accompanies an original artwork.
  • Look for originality in the art as in, ensure that the artist is not simply imitating another creator or movement
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