Miniature- Maharao Chattar Sal Chhapan Bhog Painting

Maharao combines “maha” (great) with “rao,” a Rajput royal title, signifying sovereign authority and noble lineage.
Chhapan Bhog refers to the ritual offering of fifty-six foods, symbolizing abundance, gratitude, and divine nourishment.
Together, the title reflects the union of royal patronage and sacred ritual preserved through miniature painting.

Best displayed in a dining room, study, or gallery wall where its detailed depiction of the royal feast can be admired closely. The effect on an existing home aesthetic is an infusion of regal opulence and narrative charm, evoking the splendour of Rajput courts. Deep woods, muted creams, or earthy backdrops highlight the intricate miniature work. A statement piece that carries history, artistry, and timeless Indian tradition.

To preserve the fine detailing of this miniature painting, keep it away from direct sunlight to prevent fading of pigments. Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth, avoiding any use of water, sprays, or chemical cleaners, as the paper base is highly sensitive. Protect it from moisture and humidity, which may weaken the surface. For long-lasting preservation, we recommend framing the piece under protective glass.