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Hand-Painted Kalighat Painting – Veena Player | Authentic Bengal Folk Art

Hand-Painted Kalighat Painting – Veena Player | Authentic Bengal Folk Art

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Celebrate the timeless elegance of Indian classical music with "Veena Player," an exquisite hand-painted Kalighat Painting that honours the rich musical heritage of Bengal and India. Depicting a graceful musician immersed in playing the Veena, one of India's oldest and most revered string instruments, this artwork beautifully captures the harmony of art, devotion, and culture. Executed in the iconic Kalighat style, the painting reflects expressive storytelling through bold brushstrokes, flowing forms, and vibrant colours.

Painted entirely by hand on premium handmade paper, this authentic Kalighat artwork is created by Shri Chandan Chitrakar, a Rabindra Bharati Awardee and State Award-winning artist. Inspired by the celebrated Kalighat Patachitra tradition that flourished around Kolkata's Kalighat Temple during the 19th century, the artwork combines graceful simplicity with refined artistic expression. Beautifully presented in a complimentary premium double-mount frame with a natural wood finish, it is ready to enhance homes, executive offices, galleries, boutique hotels, music rooms, and heritage-inspired interiors.

A perfect addition to any fine art collection, "Veena Player" celebrates India's enduring traditions of music, craftsmanship, and folk storytelling while bringing warmth and sophistication to contemporary living spaces.

The History of Kalighat Painting

Originating near Kolkata's Kalighat Temple in the 19th century, Kalighat Painting transformed Bengal's scroll painting tradition into expressive urban folk art, celebrated for bold brushwork, vibrant colours, and narrative themes.

Highlights

  • Authentic Hand-Painted Kalighat Painting
  • Created by Shri Chandan Chitrakar, Rabindra Bharati Awardee and State Award-winning artist
  • Depicts a Veena Player, celebrating India's classical musical heritage
  • Painted entirely by hand on premium handmade paper
  • Traditional Kalighat style featuring bold brushwork, elegant lines, and expressive forms
  • Professionally mounted in a complimentary premium double-mount frame with a natural wood finish
  • Perfect for luxury home décor, executive offices, music studios, galleries, boutique hotels, and heritage-inspired interiors
  • A thoughtful gift for musicians, art collectors, cultural enthusiasts, housewarmings, weddings, and festive occasions
  • Every artwork is individually handcrafted, ensuring every piece is unique

Why You'll Love It

"Veena Player" brings together the elegance of Indian classical music and the expressive beauty of Kalighat folk art in a single timeless composition. The confident brushwork, graceful posture, and striking simplicity create a captivating visual rhythm that complements both modern and traditional interiors. More than wall décor, this handcrafted painting is a celebration of India's artistic legacy and a meaningful addition to any curated art collection.

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  • Product Material

    Fabric Canvas

  • Provenance

    West Bengal

  • Product Availability

    Ready to Ship

  • Weight (Gms)

    1030.0

  • Dimensions (cm)

    46 x 38

  • Product Usage

    Wall Mounted

Art Guide

All art pieces are handmade and hence may slightly differ from the images on the website. Any accessory like a frame, panel, back panel, pedastal etc. are complimentary with the products, wherever mentioned and hence not liable for compensation if damaged during shipping.

Artist: Chandan Chitrakar

Mr Chandan Chitrakar is an award-winning artist of the Bengal style of Patachitra. Apart from awards from the State government of West Bengal Mr Chitrakar has also been awarded by the Rabindra Bharati University of Shantiniketan. His work depicting themes from mythology and contemporary topics has been presented in international art galleries as well.