Jammu Painting

Jammu Painting, also known as Jammu School of Art, is a traditional Indian painting style from the Jammu region in North India. It often features religious themes, mythological stories, and local culture, using vibrant colors and detailed, intricate patterns. The style reflects a blend of Hindu traditions and local artistic influences, emphasizing storytelling through visual art. Typically, these paintings are created on cloth, paper, or wood and are used for religious or decorative purposes. Jammu Painting is appreciated for its vividness, craftsmanship, and cultural significance, serving as a visual record of the region’s spiritual and cultural heritage.