What are the uses of tanjore paintings?

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Thanjavur paintings were made in various sizes depending upon the function, the subject and the choice of the patron. Large paintings of deities and the Maratha rulers, their courtiers and nobility, were painted and installed to serve as architectural accents in the Maratha palaces and buildings.
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Thanjavur paintings were made in various sizes depending upon the function, the subject and the choice of the patron. Large paintings of deities and the Maratha rulers, their courtiers and nobility, were painted and installed to serve asarchitectural accents in the Maratha palaces and buildings. read less
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Thanjavur paintings were made in various sizes depending upon the function, the subject and the choice of the patron. Large paintings of deities and the Maratha rulers, their courtiers and nobility, were painted and installed to serve as architectural accents in the Maratha palaces and buildings
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Thanjavur paintings were made in various sizes depending upon the function, the subject and the choice of the patron. Large paintings of deities and the Maratha rulers, their courtiers and nobility, were painted and installed to serve asarchitectural accents in the Maratha palaces and buildings read less
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Tanjore paintings serve various purposes: 1. **Religious and spiritual**: Many Tanjore paintings depict Hindu gods, goddesses, and religious scenes, serving as objects of devotion and meditation for believers. 2. **Decorative art**: Tanjore paintings are prized for their vibrant colors, intricate...
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Tanjore paintings serve various purposes: 1. **Religious and spiritual**: Many Tanjore paintings depict Hindu gods, goddesses, and religious scenes, serving as objects of devotion and meditation for believers. 2. **Decorative art**: Tanjore paintings are prized for their vibrant colors, intricate details, and opulent embellishments, making them popular decorative pieces for homes, temples, and cultural institutions. 3. **Cultural heritage**: Tanjore paintings are an integral part of South Indian cultural heritage, preserving traditional artistic techniques and narratives for future generations. 4. **Gifts and souvenirs**: Tanjore paintings are often given as gifts or souvenirs to commemorate special occasions, religious ceremonies, or cultural events. 5. **Investment**: Antique or rare Tanjore paintings can be valuable collectibles and investments, appreciating in value over time due to their historical significance and artistic merit. read less
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