#pahari

[molkolsdal]

The 19th-century Vaishnava temples of Sui and Burj are adorned with paintings illustrating episodes from the Ramayana, Mahabharata, Puranas, Krishna Leela, and other epics. Such temples are found scattered across the Jammu area of Kashmir.

The paintings offer a vivid glimpse into Jammu society of the period. They cover a range of subjects, from war and palace life to the smallest details, such as the type of utensils used, prevalent architectural designs, and garments in vogue.

These works belong to the Pahari school of art, which flourished in the foothills of the western Himalayas from the 17th to 19th century. Different types of minerals, oils and semi-precious stones were used to make the colours to paint the walls. Layers of lime plaster were applied on the wall before the paintings were made.

From the article ‘Mural Paintings from Jammu: Sui and Burj Temples’ by Navjot Kour.

[bhrm555]

The great battle between Rama and Ravana c 1780, Guler style, Pahari

[mannbhaavnii]

𑚞𑚩𑚭𑚪𑚯 / पहाड़ी core 🍓🌱

[salderi]

Krishna steals the clothes of the Gopis Kangra

Pahari, circa A.D. 1800 (Himalayan)  Paintings. Opaque Watercolours, Gold

[chudkani-lover69]

As cute and dreamy calling myself Uttaranchali/Kuramanchali sounds, I'm not gonna do it. That's not what my grandfather fought for.

[buzz-london]

Shri Krushna returning from his herding duties.

The ground plan of the buildings at the back, arrangement of courtyards, rooms etc is very interesting and gives us an idea of how residential buildings may have looked in the Mughal period.

Painting is too blurry to get an exact idea of the style, but i reckon it is from one of the Pahari schools from the foot hills of the Himalayas.

[mahipalsinghkapkoti]

Happy New Year, party 🥳 🎉 ✨️ 💛 🤗 😘

[sitesbay]

Pahadi on Road Pahadi Road https://www.youtube.com/@pahadionroad/

[timetravellingkitty]

on the topic of uttarakhand why is sanskrit one of the official state languages are garhwali and kumaoni a joke to u

[curtwilde]

My heart hurts to say this about Bangladesh because I still think of ya'll as my country and my people, but you have really lost the plot.

When will this subcontinent be free of religious dogmatism and religious nationalism?

[inmyworldblr]

Saat Pake Bandha (1963) | dir. Ajoy Kar

[ Suchitra Sen, Chhaya Devi, Pahari Sanyal ]

[clearholidaysindia]

Nestled in the serene landscapes of Himachal Pradesh, Ganji Pahari Trek beckons adventurers seeking a blend of tranquility and natural beauty in India. This offbeat trekking route near Dalhousie offers a unique experience away from the usual tourist trails. The trek winds through dense pine forests and opens up to breathtaking vistas of the Dhauladhar range and the Kangra Valley. Ganji Pahari Trek is ideal for those looking to escape the crowds and immerse themselves in the serene wilderness of Himachal Pradesh.

For travelers exploring places to visit near Ganji Pahari Trek, there are several hidden gems waiting to be discovered. One such gem is the quaint village of Khajjiar, often referred to as the "Mini Switzerland of India." Located not far from Dalhousie, Khajjiar captivates with its lush green meadows, pristine lake, and a tranquil ambiance perfect for relaxing amidst nature's bounty. Another nearby attraction is the Kalatop Wildlife Sanctuary, where you can spot diverse flora and fauna while trekking through oak and coniferous forests. Additionally, the town of Chamba offers a glimpse into Himachal's rich cultural heritage with its ancient temples and vibrant local markets.

Exploring Offbeat places near Ganji Pahari Trek such as the charming hamlet of Tissa provides a deeper cultural immersion into the traditional way of life in Himachal Pradesh. With its rustic architecture and warm hospitality, Tissa offers a peaceful retreat for travelers looking to connect with the region's authentic charm. Whether you seek adventure, relaxation, or cultural exploration, the vicinity of Ganji Pahari Trek promises a memorable journey amidst the splendor of incredible India.

[bauliya]

man it’s so fucking annoying we went from the chad sacrificing cattle on remote himalayan temple steps and communally spitroasting and eating them community to the whatsapp uncle veg only following fifty babas as once chicken ew hindutva incel yogi adityanath brigade. downgrade of the century on god.

[mannbhaavnii]

— photo dump | manali, january 2025 (posh 2081) ݁ 𖥔 ݁˖

[nuancedcreation]

The Saptarṣis

“Master of Pahari painting at the court of Mankot (attr.), c. 1675–1700. Government Museum and Art Gallery, Chandigarh.” Image and text from: Ardor (2010)- Roberto Calasso

“The hymns of the Ṛgveda were said to have been seen by the ṛṣis. The ṛṣis may therefore be described as “seers.” They saw the hymns in the same way as we see a tree or a river. They were the most disconcerting, least easily explainable beings in the Vedic cosmos. Chief among them were the Saptarṣis, the Seven who lived in the stars of the Great Bear, who have some affinity with the Seven Greek Sages, with the Islamic abdāls, and with the Seven Akkadian Apkallus of the Apsu. But something in the very nature of the ṛṣis was an epistemological scandal: they alone were allowed to belong to the unmanifest and at the same time take part in the events of everyday life, which they secretly ruled.”

(Calasso, p. 93)

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