About Art Work: The Mughal Court was the royal court of the Mughal Empire in India, which existed from the 16th to the 19th century. The Mughal Empire was one of the most powerful empires in the world during its peak, with its territory spanning over most of the Indian subcontinent, parts of present-day Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Afghanistan. The Mughal Court was the center of power and culture during the Mughal era. The emperor and his family lived in the court, which was located in various cities depending on the period in history. The court was home to the emperor's administration, advisors, and nobles, who held important positions in the empire. The emperor's courtiers played a crucial role in politics, administration, and diplomacy. The Mughal Court was also known for its patronage of the arts, literature, and architecture. Many of the most famous monuments and buildings of the Mughal era, such as the Taj Mahal and the Red Fort, were built during this period. The court was also famous for its miniature paintings, music, dance, and poetry. The Mughal Court was a melting pot of different cultures and traditions, as the Mughal Empire was ruled by emperors of Turkic-Mongol origin who were influenced by Persian and Indian cultures. Subject: Cultural Type: Handmade Styles: Miniature Art, Folk Art Origin: Rajasthan (India) Details and Dimensions: Materials: Fabric Paint: stone color Size: 31.5 x 23.5 Centimeters UNFRAMED + Additional border on each side for framing. DISCLAIMER: The painting colors you see on our website can vary in person due to the colour variations of each photograph and each computer screen. Multiple factors can affect colour display, none of which we have any control of. CARE INSTRUCTIONS: Please do not put fingerprints on the painting as it can damage it, avoid water/ moisture to fall on the painting. It is always recommended to frame the painting as early as possible.