Art galleries Rajasthan

Coming from a family of artists from Tamil Nadu, Shiv Swami perpetuates the tradition of miniature painting in the rules of art and trains other artists who work alongside him. The prices of the works vary according to the "grade" of the artist and the time of work. In the workshop, the prices vary between 500 Rs and 15 000 Rs. He will give you a demonstration of the meticulousness and delicacy of his work, which you can observe with a magnifying glass to capture all the details. Shiv Swami can also produce works to order.

The city's greatest miniaturist specializing in plants and birds works here. Some of his floral designs have been selected for Unicef greeting cards, others have been used to illustrate American encyclopedias. The artists of Swami Arts combine tradition with original creations. They paint meticulously on handmade paper (rice paper or paper recovered from old books), camel leather and wood. The brushes used are made of squirrel hair and for some details, they can use single bristle brushes.

Rakesh welcomes you to his art school in perfect French. He explains all the subtleties of Indian miniature painting, how to obtain 55 shades from natural pigments and the time it takes to complete a work. His miniatures are the work of teachers, professors, students who give free rein to their talent on different supports: resin, silk, old paper, camel bone, marble... Prices vary depending on the performer and their experience as well as the media used. The prices are very correct.

Created in 1996 by three brothers, Andraab has always been synonymous with quality and exclusivity. The brand specializes in pashminas embroidered by hand by hand-picked artisan-artists. Each piece is unique and made with the best materials. Each motif has a story to tell, like the eloquence of the poet and the ferocity of nature. Everything is made with silk, cotton threads sprinkled with gold and silver. Distinguished by the world press, Andraab presents its collections in a district a little far from the centre.