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Upper Shivalaya , Water Color Sketch, Badami
₹5,999
66% OffFinal Price inclusive of all taxes
size
SIZE CHART
A3 (29.7 cm×42.0 cm)
Product Information
Brand
Vakttv
Artist
Gajanan Kurkute
Type
Landscape
Country_of_Origin
India
Ideal for
A3 & A4 Sizes: Wall Hanging, A5 Size: Table Top & Wall Hanging
Pack of
1
Moulding
Premium Black PVC
Mounting
Artwork Mounting Board
Front Protection
Clear Acrylic
Back support
Durable MDF
Product Description
Bring home the timeless heritage and architectural brilliance of Upper Shivalaya Temple, Badami through this beautifully crafted watercolor heritage sketch by artist Gajanan Kurkute.
Nestled amidst the ancient sandstone landscapes of Badami, Karnataka, the Upper Shivalaya Temple stands as a remarkable testament to the artistic and spiritual legacy of the Chalukyan dynasty. Dating back to the 7th century, this historic temple is celebrated for its weathered stone architecture, elevated setting, intricate carvings, and commanding views overlooking the rugged terrain and timeless town below. This artwork beautifully captures the temple’s serene grandeur, sacred stillness, and the enduring charm of one of India’s lesser-explored architectural treasures.
Rendered in a soothing and contemplative watercolor palette, Gajanan Kurkute’s artistic style transforms this ancient monument into a gallery-worthy collectible artwork. Soft washes of earthy tones and delicate sketch lines preserve the texture of weathered stone, the silence of history, and the meditative atmosphere of the sacred site. Every brushstroke evokes a sense of timelessness, heritage, and quiet wonder. The result is a refined statement piece for homes, studios, offices, heritage spaces, cafés, and thoughtfully curated interiors.
A timeless addition to your “Ancient India Temples & Heritage” collection, this sketch preserves not just architecture, but the spirituality, history, and enduring soul of Badami’s Upper Shivalaya Temple.