Mughal Paintings

Mughal paintings are a rich blend of Indian, Persian, and Islamic artistic traditions created during the Mughal Empire in India (16th-19th centuries). They primarily feature detailed miniature illustrations that depict court scenes, battles, flora, fauna, and religious themes. Known for their exquisite precision, vibrant colors, and intricate details, these artworks served both decorative and documentary purposes, showcasing royal prestige and cultural stories. Combining naturalistic and stylized elements, Mughal paintings reflect a sophisticated artistic fusion that emphasizes realism while retaining symbolic elegance. They are celebrated as masterpieces of South Asian art history.