Traditional Rogan Painting Wall Piece By Ashish Kansara
About This Work
This Floral Heritage Rogan Art Dhaniya (Wall Piece, wall hanging) – Traditional Rogan Painting White Dhaniya celebrates the Rogan Tree of life motif executed in traditional Rogan technique. Painted by Ashish Kansara on pure cotton, this 36 x 67 inch artwork highlights flowing tree of life motifs, intricate dot work and rhythmic line patterns distinctive to Rogan chhap (Rogan painting). Ideal for compact wall displays or as part of a curated set, the high-contrast background intensifies the pigment work and textured strokes. The piece blends cultural authenticity with modern sensibility—an excellent choice for collectors of Indian folk arts and those seeking unique handmade wall décor.
This exquisite wall piece showcases intricate designs created using a 1,550-year-old drying oil technique (Rogan Painting) that originated in India. Buddha’s disciples are master artisans of Rogan Art painting. evidence fond in Hindu Kush valley in Bamiyan, Afghanistan. Research conducted by UNESCO and Japanese scientists in 2008. The Sanskrit word Rangan (रङ्गन्), which means “to add colour” or “to dye”, highlighting the vibrant colour combinations that define this art form. Born in 1975, Ashish Kansara has dedicated his life to mastering and preserving. Despite the challenges posed by declining demand for traditional crafts, he continues to demonstrate unwavering commitment to this ancient technique. Rogan art involves artisans creating intricate patterns on fabric using paint made from castor oil (you can use linseed oil, walnut oil, poppyseed oil) and natural pigments. Moreover, using a thin metal stylus, they draw freehand to produce stunning designs often inspired by nature, including birds, flowers, and trees. Rogan art saree is traditional product and also Rogan painting lehenga. now day all product available like Rogan art wallet, Rogan painting stole, scarves, dupattas, potlibag, Rogan art blouse, top, dress and kurta, toran, wall hanging, skirt, top, shirt, t-shirt, table runner cloth, rogan art shawl, Rogan painting curtains, Rogan painting pillow cover, Rogan art handbag, Rogan chhap clutch, and more. Thus, this masterpiece, originating from Madhapar, Kachchh, is now available for purchase online. We are the only authentic store for Rogan painting products, including sarees and lehengas. Ashish Kansara is authorised user (AU/35946/GI/718/1) of GI Tag GI/718 (Geographical Indication tag) India.
This exquisite wall piece showcases intricate designs created using a 1,550-year-old drying oil technique (Rogan Painting) that originated in India. Buddha’s disciples are master artisans of Rogan Art painting. evidence fond in Hindu Kush valley in Bamiyan, Afghanistan. Research conducted by UNESCO and Japanese scientists in 2008. The Sanskrit word Rangan (रङ्गन्), which means “to add colour” or “to dye”, highlighting the vibrant colour combinations that define this art form. Born in 1975, Ashish Kansara has dedicated his life to mastering and preserving. Despite the challenges posed by declining demand for traditional crafts, he continues to demonstrate unwavering commitment to this ancient technique. Rogan art involves artisans creating intricate patterns on fabric using paint made from castor oil (you can use linseed oil, walnut oil, poppyseed oil) and natural pigments. Moreover, using a thin metal stylus, they draw freehand to produce stunning designs often inspired by nature, including birds, flowers, and trees. Rogan art saree is traditional product and also Rogan painting lehenga. now day all product available like Rogan art wallet, Rogan painting stole, scarves, dupattas, potlibag, Rogan art blouse, top, dress and kurta, toran, wall hanging, skirt, top, shirt, t-shirt, table runner cloth, rogan art shawl, Rogan painting curtains, Rogan painting pillow cover, Rogan art handbag, Rogan chhap clutch, and more. Thus, this masterpiece, originating from Madhapar, Kachchh, is now available for purchase online. We are the only authentic store for Rogan painting products, including sarees and lehengas. Ashish Kansara is authorised user (AU/35946/GI/718/1) of GI Tag GI/718 (Geographical Indication tag) India.
