The Horse, Camel and Elephant hold a very symbolic status in the princely state of Rajasthan. All 3 are part of the army where the valiant warriors were astride these magnificent animals when they go out to conquer battles. These animals were decked in finery for all celebrations. Resplendent with elaborate and ornate finery, the Elephant represented Good Luck, the Horse symbolised Power and the Camel stood for Love. Intricately designed ornaments and embroidered silk were used to deck the animals which were later paraded by the gallantry. The picture is complete with a thin, frame like border that looks like its frame. The lines again are made in gold paints. When the painting is placed against the light, the yellow / gold lines reflect. Originally, they were made using gold. The picture is complete with a straight-line border that looks like its frame.

Art Form ÔÇô Mughal Art

Material: Paper and natural and acrylic dyes/ colours

Maintenance and cleaning: Take a dry cloth and wipe the surface. The colours donÔÇÖt fade since it is based out of natural dyes

Note: - This is an unframed piece