Basohli miniature painting is one of the oldest and most vibrant styles of Pahari art, originating in the 17th century in the Basohli region of Jammu. Known for its bold, saturated colours, geometric faces, and the iconic use of raised beetle-wing cases for jewels, this art form reached its zenith under the patronage of Raja Kripal Pal. Today, Duggar Virsa works with local master artists to document techniques, conduct workshops, and ensure this UNESCO-recognized heritage continues to inspire future generations.
