Made by Lakshmi Narayanan · Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu
A Tanjore painting built from interlocking geometric patterns and gold leaf.
Display in a dry room away from direct sunlight. Dust with a soft, dry brush. Never clean with water or solvents.
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Read our full Product Truth Promise →A geometric composition in the Tanjore tradition — concentric circles, interlocking squares and triangular radiations, all executed with gold foil relief and rich colour. The design draws on the yantras and mandalas of Hindu and Buddhist visual culture but treats them as pure geometric forms rather than religious instruments. The gold foil catches light at different angles throughout the day, making the painting appear to shift in brightness. Semi-precious stone beads mark key intersections in the geometry. Available unframed (board-mounted) or with a carved teak frame.
Painted by Lakshmi Narayanan in Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu.
22K gold foil and natural semi-precious stones used throughout.
Evidence on file: Gold foil purity and stone identification documented.
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