Marathi Collection

Costumes of Western India, Mahratta woman, 1876. Creator: Unknown
Costumes of Western India, Mahratta woman, 1876. Woman in....ordinary attire...belonging to the humbler orders of native society...copied, by permission of Dr

Costumes of Western India, Mahratta woman, 1876. Creator: Unknown
Costumes of Western India, Mahratta woman, 1876. Woman in....ordinary attire...belonging to the humbler orders of native society...copied, by permission of Dr

Marathi Lady Going To Temple Miniature Painting on Paper
3609941 Marathi Lady Going To Temple Miniature Painting on Paper by Indian School; Private Collection; Dinodia

Krishna with an Ascetic, ca. 1850. Creator: Unknown
Krishna with an Ascetic, ca.1850. Krishna converses with an emaciated ascetic

A Mahratta Raid. From British History in Periods, published 1904

Marathi Braille Code, 1919. From The British Printer Vol. XXXII. [Raithby, Lawrence & Co. Ltd, London and Leicester, 1919]

Krishna Ascetic ca. 1850 India Maharashtra Marathi
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Greece, Arki, Marathi Church bell and cross

Greece, Arki, Marathi Church dome and cross

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Marathi, a vibrant cultural heritage encapsulated in art, literature, and religion. From the intricate Marathi Lady Going To Temple Miniature Painting on Paper to the enigmatic Krishna with an Ascetic painting from 1850, Marathi art captures the essence of devotion and spirituality. The Marathi Braille Code of 1919 stands as a testament to inclusivity and accessibility for visually impaired individuals within this rich culture. Delving into history, we encounter A Mahratta Raid depicted in British History in Periods published in 1904. This serves as a reminder of the valorous past that shaped Maharashtra's identity. The captivating Krishna Ascetic painting from Maharashtra further showcases the deep-rooted connection between spirituality and artistry. Venturing beyond borders, Greece proudly displays its own touch influence with Arki's Church bell and cross. These symbols resonate with both cultures' shared appreciation for faith and tradition. Additionally, Arki's Church dome adorned with a cross adds architectural splendor to this amalgamation of cultures. Intriguingly diverse yet united by their love for artistic expression and spiritual devotion, these glimpses into Marathi culture offer us an opportunity to appreciate its multifaceted beauty spanning across time and geography.