Sunday Reading Task :- Ajanta Exhibition

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Hello Readers ,

This blog is the part of my Sunday Reading task that is given by our Prof.Dilip Barad Sir.  This blog is very interesting because I sharing my experience to Visit "Khodidas Parmar Art Gallery".     

Khodidas Parmar- (1930-2004) :

Khodidas Parmar was born on July 31,1930 and was the only son of a poor Karadiya Rajput Family. He was named after the goddess Khodiyar as the family thought of him being a gift from the goddess afer many daughters. Though hailing from a poor family.

Fascinated with traditional art, particularly the folk style of Gujarat, Parmar, spent his life last year's documenting and collection motifs for a book on the arts of the region of Kutch and Saurashtra. He also wrote and published several award winning books on the region like the folk Embroidery of Saurashtra, Gujarati folk tales collection and krishna legend, in Gujrati. A recipient of several awards, he has participated in several group shows and his works are a part of several permanent collections like the Museum of Modern Art and National art gallery, new Delhi, Parmar passed away in March 2004 in Bhavnagar.

Khodidas Parmar Art Gallery at Bhavanagar :




        Kodidas Parmar Art gallery is one of the top and best destinations for family and friends in the field of art museum, Art gallery and art category in Bhavnagar. It is also known as Art museum, art gallery and art category and much more. Khodidas Parmar Art Gallery placed in Sardar Nagar, Bhavnagar, Gujarat 364001, and Khodidas Parmar Art Gallery took a good position in the art gallery category in Bhavnagar.

History of Ajanta Cave Painting :

 Two type of panting : 

1. Mural painting: a mural is any plece of artwork painted or apptied directly on a wall, ceilling or other permanent surfaces.

2.Fresco painting: method of painting water based pigments on freshly applied plaster usually on wall surfaces.


According to UNESCO World Heritage site status in 1983 Century. The ancient name of site is untraceable today. Its current name is derived from a neighbouring village, the local pronunciation of which is Ajantha. It would be of interest to note, that Ajita is the colloquial name of Maitreya Buddha.

Ajanta caves and it's unique paintings are still world famous, and many of the well - known poet draw such kind of paintings which are located into the Ajanta caves. And spread our old bequeath to all around the world. Ajanta is most important part of world heritage, and it is very important to preserve it well.



   I am personally  visited to the art gallery. There painting pictures mesmerised me and lead me to search more about the Ajanta caves and it's paintings.Such a very nice experience for me.

Thank you ...


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