Frescoes Rajasthan

The sumptuous art of Frescoes is customary in the mind blowing state of Rajasthan since ages. Frescos mean the glossy paintings that are housed in the resplendent Havelis, Museums and Palaces and thus add another gemstone in their daintiness. Frescos are alternatively called as Murals or Friezes that divert every one attention towards them and evoke the affluence flaunted by those gallant Rajputs and their darling yet vivacious queens. Just a leisurely saunter through the marvelous Shekhawati region will mesmerize you with the artistic level-headedness of the talented craftsmen. The radiant havelis in Shekhawati region are really delightfully garlanded and frescoes proliferate here and make the entire ambiance breathtaking. Intricate Frescos incredibly highlight the gorgeousness of the pillars, rooms, mansions, halls and interiors as all are fantastically designed. The unparalleled craftsmanship cannot be questioned as they have adorned these chattels of Rajasthan by using vegetable dyes for coloration and the arabesque poses and floral motifs used to be their common themes.

Another one of its own kinds instances of Frescos are the gigantic havelis in the Mandawa region. They are the perfect amalgamation of mammoth frescoes with pictures of horses and elephants belonged to the British India. Pulsating colors are distinctive features of these Frescoes. These heartthrob paintings of Mandawa region will spell bind you in their rich aesthetic allure and leave its undying paw marks on your mind. Last but not the least, Nawalgarh that lies in the close propinquity to the Shekhawati is also celebrated in the map of Rajasthan for its well potted paintings that look simply charming. Anandilal Poddar Haveli formed in 1920 houses rich assortment of astounding Fresco painting.

In the end, we being a traveler should pay our gratitude to the state government of Rajasthan for upholding the astonishing culture and tradition of Rajasthan in these havelis that are frescoed so delightfully that truly deserves to be called as the ‘Seventh Heaven’ of Rajasthan.

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