| Batik: Batik Art, depicting Hindu iconography and traditional Indian subjects, created using the wax method of Batik Painting.
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| Bird: Bird Art of the highest quality, to provide you with hours of viewing pleasure.
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| Erotic: Sage Vatsyayana's Kama Sutra positions illustrated through erotic art paintings in the Indian miniature tradition.
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| Folk Art: The finest Indian Folk Art, including Madhubani Paintings from Mithila, Bihar; Paata Paintings or Patachitra from Orissa, and Kalamkari Paintings, all sourced directly from Indian Villages.
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| Hindu: Hindu Art paintings representing the elements of Hinduism, including Hindu gods and episodes from the Upanishads, created in the tradition of Indian miniature painting.
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| Large: Large sized Silk Paintings, representing hunting scenes, mughal processions, and Hindu subjects.
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| Marble: Marble paintings on hand-carved saucers and tiles, created in the Agra tradition of the Taj Mahal.
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| Mughal: Glory of the Mughal Empire captured through medieval mughal art, depicting the mughal dynasty, their lifestyle, art and architecture.
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| Oils: Oil paintings on canvas, depicting Indian and Hindu subjects, created in the Raja Ravi Varma tradition.
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| Oriental Medicine: Paintings illustrating ancient Oriental Medicine systems, practiced in Tibet, India, and China.
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| Persian: Persian art presented through the pioneering tradition of illuminated manuscript painting, showcasing works from the atelier of Shah Tahmasp and of the artist Behzad.
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| Sikh Art: Glory of the ten sikh gurus captured through miniature paintings in the sikh art tradition.
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| Tanjore: The art of Tanjore paintings, originating from Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu. Created from real gold foil and paint on wood.
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| Tantra: Yantras, Mantras, and Mandalas, all created by hand, according to the ancient iconography of Tantra. Also, a wide selection of deities and abstract diagrams, from the Tantric Pantheon.
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| Thangka: Thangka Paintings created by monks in Kathmandu (Nepal) and Tibet. Each thangka comes framed in traditional Tibetan silk brocade and veil.
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| Wild Life: Wildlife Art, depicting diverse species of Flora and Fauna, on paper and silk. Wildlife paintings inspired by nature studies in the mughal miniature tradition.
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