5 Indian Paintings By Satguru’s That Beautifully Capture India’s Landscape - Price: Rs. 5

Painters all over India have always tried to capture the emotion within Indian cities or villages through their colorful strokes on the canvas. The historic interest, nostalgia, and historic appeal of these paintings make them popular among both art enthusiasts and common folks.
In this blog, we will talk about five such Indian paintings that beautifully capture the emotions of different Indian—real and fictional—locations. We will also briefly talk about Satguru’s, which is an all-in-one destination for all your decor items.
1. Mumbai City #2 by Debashis

Mumbai is the city of dreams. The city that never sleeps. Many artists and painters are enchanted by the beauty of this coastal city. May it be the infamous Marine Drive or Gateway of India, artists have always tried to capture the calmness of these places that make Mumbaikars forget about the chaos. This Indian art painting depicts Mumbai’s famous Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus. This more than half-decade-old building always leaves tourists and Mumbaikars in complete awe. This painting captures the famous building in Mumbai. A must-buy for Mumbaikars.
2. Temple Cityscape by Mukesh Mandal

There are approximately 6.48 lakh temples in India. This painting depicts a fictional city that loosely resembles the northern cities of some areas of Varanasi and Vrindavan. The hand-pull rickshaw, crowded roads, and classic taxis give you a very rulery vibe, which is perfect to hang in a traditional-themed living room.
3. Harishchandra Ghat by Panchu Grami

Harishchandra Ghat is a real location and one of the best places in India that everyone should visit at least once. It is right next to the infamous Manikarnika Ghat in the ancient city of Kashi (Varanasi). The spiritual vibe of the city beautifully complements the calmness that it presents. This Indian traditional painting depicts the banks of the holy Ganga, a few ferries, and the ghat is a beautiful blend of traditional Indian art with a contemporary twist.
4. Red Fort by Yuvraj Patil

Also known as Lal Qila, the Red Fort resides in the heart of old Delhi. It is an architectural marvel that has attracted tourists and is considered a UNESCO world heritage site. It’s also a venue for flag hoisting on Independence Day and Republic Day. The Indian painting by Yuvraj Patil shows his depiction of this world heritage, especially with the colors he used.
5. Laal City by Sanjeev Mandal

Laal City by Sanjeev Mandal depicts the heart of West Bengal: Kolkata. This historic city was once the capital of British India. The city is a blend of warmth and cultural richness. Sanjeev Mandal has beautifully depicted a rainy day on a busy Kolkata street. The painting brings realistic detail to the city's unique architecture, providing a truly mesmerizing visual experience.
NOTE: All of the paintings mentioned in this blog will be shipped in rolled form, without a frame. You can contact Satguru's if you wish to get the painting along with the frame.
Winding Up
These five paintings by Satguru beautifully capture the emotion of Indian cities. Each piece offers a unique perspective and showcases the beauty of life in India. Don't miss the opportunity to bring a piece of Indian culture into your home with these stunning artworks.
If you are looking to buy affordable paintings you can check out Satguru’s. They are one of the best decor shops in Mumbai that have amazing collections of items like God idols, showpieces, dinnerware and more. Their painting collection includes traditional, spiritual, and modern art paintings. Visit their website to learn more about their products.

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