Phad Tree of life by the Lake

Phad painting originated in the year 1629 in Phoolia Estate Jagir, presently Shahpura, near Bhilwara, Rajasthan.
They are 700 years old. This style of painting is an amalgamation of both the Rajput & Mughal styles of painting.
In this captivating Phad painting, a solitary tree with mesmerizing golden foliage is set against a stunning red backdrop. The artist skillfully captures the intricate details of the tree’s golden leaves, employing delicate brushstrokes to bring forth their radiant glow. The spick and span of grandiose leaves on the shimmering branches showcases the artist’s creativity and attention to nature’s wonders. Each leaf is meticulously crafted, creating texture and depth that add to the overall visual impact. The rich blue hues of the background evoke a sense of calm and tranquility.
All the colours used in making Phad paintings are natural colours that are self-prepared by artists. All the colours, such as Red, Yellow, Green, Blue and Black, are sourced from mountains. These are stone colours that are crushed, sieved and mixed with gum extracted from the trees.