Created by the immensely talented artists, our paintings reflect high level of creativity and efforts that go into the making of these masterpieces. Rich in detailing, all our raw materials i.e., usage of silk fabric, colors, framing are of premium quality. This not only enhances the over all quality and grace of the paintings but also helps maintain them forever. In addition to that, we follow a multi pronged quality control norm, checking at regular intervals of each lot and finally prior to the dispatch of consignment. Our paintings have been appreciated by the contemporary and conventional art lovers all over the world.

We have our art studio, spread across the acres with perfect natural surroundings, the perfect setting to nurture creativity and imagination of an artist. Besides the basic necessities of professional art, our art studio is fully equipped with the latest technology as well. Our organisation is the perfect example of an 'Art Factory,' where, art is nurtured in perfect equanimity of creative imagination and technology. Here, each and every work of art is a result of meticulous work and perfect finish. Being a professionally managed group, our artists have complete freedom to experimantation - be it colour, canvas or expression of ideas. We also have a separate art gallery, where the paintings are stored with utmost care and displayed to showcase them in the best possible manner.

We have a large client base across the globe, particularly in the USA, UK and other European Countries. We work in sync with our clients and act upon their requirements and feedback. This enhances our capability to respond to the demands of the changing market. Constant encouragement and support of our client has encouraged us to expand our horizon.

We offer various options for the packaging of paintings, which include Bulk Packaging, Individual Packaging and even Packing Manual. Our impeccable packaging ensures 100% safety and security of the consignment. Considering the delicate nature of our products, we take extreme care in the packaging of our paintings. We offer painting specific packaging depending upon the canvas and the nature of the colours. We use various packaging items like foam damp proof material thermocol, wooden boxes, cardboard, ply wood etc for the packaging of our products. We take appropriate measures for retaining the various art items intact in the way to our clients.

Although the history of paintings is as old as the evolution of mankind, the history of frames dates back to later stages of prehistoric era. In the prehistoric era the pictures did not have frames. Predominant subjects like every day hunting were painted directly on the walls of caves. Cave painting of Tanzania is a fine example of such an art. These paintings depict the existence of early acceptance of the idea of a frame as a way to set off, isolate and distinguish a drawing or painting. The tradition continued even after the emergence of new form of wall painting "Fresco" - a painting made on wet plaster.

For centuries, paintings, usually took the form of icons and other religious works, often painted directly on wood panels and remained unframed. In medieval period, the frame was still physically a part of the picture, although the border surrounding a painting might be decorated separately. The illuminated borders that were painstakingly crafted by monks to enclose pages of beautifully lettered text, are one of the rare examples of such an art.

The first recorded instance of frame appeared around the 13th century and were made to enclose the dominant form of painting of that period. The church was the subject matter of much of the art created during this period. During this period, the painter and the frame maker were often the same person and usually designed and completed the frame before the painting was finished. These frames often took the form of a triptych — three panels of wood hinged together; the central panel held the main painting and the two side panels contained a design or painting complimentary to it. These earliest frames were frequently used as an architectural element for churches and chapels.

It was during the Renaissance that the disengaged, or wholly separate, frame was born in Italy. Painters began to see themselves as artists rather than their employers' servants and saw the frame as an important element in the pictures, they were engaged in creating. Frames became a practical necessity for transporting paintings and portraits commissioned by wealthy patrons. During this period, the work of framing was passed to the apprentice under the direction of the painter. The changes that began in Italy, spread to other parts of Europe, but each country developed its owns style of framing. The carved frames became predominant and the decorative finishes like marbelling, gliding and use of fabric like silk was seen.

It was during the 17th century, under the strong influence of French, the art of framing saw an artistic move from churches to monarchy. Here, "virtuosos of carving" produced vast, three-dimensional sculptural frames for ceremonial portraits and paintings that were colored with a range of gold leaf. In this era, frames became the province of designers rather than artists. Paintings were considered as major components of interior designing and the furniture designers became the frame makers. Different forms of framings such as Barouque and Rocco style Regence frames were extremely popular and reflected the delicacy and opulence. This era is also known as the golden age of frame making in France.

The 19th century brought about an even more significant change to the art of frame making. Carvers began to vanish as years of war and national debt scoured Europe. At the same time, the coming of the Industrial Revolution turned frame making into a mass-produced industry. Frames could now be produced faster than hand-carved designs, a variety of forms and motifs could be implemented and it became more affordable. Composition of material, the medium of choice provided a vocabulary that no wood carver could have imagined. By the end of the 19th century, artists started looking frame as an integral part of the painting as a whole. The interior designers used the paintings and frames to perfectly blend and compliment the beauty of interior, adding a new and a modern definition to the frame.

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