Bring home the timeless grandeur and royal Maratha legacy of Shaniwar Wada, Pune through this finely detailed heritage sketch by artist Gajanan Kurkute.

Built in 1732 by Peshwa Bajirao I, Shaniwar Wada remains one of Pune’s most iconic heritage landmarks and the historic seat of the Peshwas of the Maratha Empire. Its majestic stone gateway, towering bastions, fortified walls, and legendary courtyards echo stories of leadership, strategy, and royal life that shaped Maharashtra’s history. This artwork beautifully captures the architectural strength, weathered textures, and timeless dignity of one of India’s most celebrated fort palaces.

Gajanan Kurkute’s contemplative line work transforms this legendary monument into a gallery-worthy collectible artwork. Every stroke preserves the grandeur of the entrance, the rugged geometry of the bastions, and the emotional pride associated with Pune’s Peshwa-era identity. The result is a timeless statement piece perfect for homes, offices, libraries, boardrooms, and heritage-inspired spaces.

This artwork is ideal for:

• Maratha history lovers


• Pune heritage collectors


• Fort and architecture enthusiasts


• Premium home and office décor


• Meaningful gifting rooted in royal legacy

A timeless addition to your “Maratha Heritage Icons” collection, this sketch preserves not just architecture, but the pride, power, and enduring spirit of Shaniwar Wada.