Kangra School

The Kangra School is an art style originating from the Kangra Valley in Himachal Pradesh, India, around the 18th century. It is known for its detailed and delicate miniature paintings that depict Hindu mythology, devotional themes, and local life, often using natural colors derived from plants. The artwork emphasizes grace, beauty, and storytelling, blending intricate line work with vibrant imagery. Kangra paintings are appreciated for their lyrical quality and lyrical style, reflecting the region’s cultural and spiritual traditions. This art form holds historical significance as a distinctive regional contribution to Indian miniature painting.