Kashmiri Pandits in Miniature Paintings

Kashmiri Pandit. 18th century. SPS Museum, Srinagar.
Kashmiri Pandit. 18th century. SPS Museum, Srinagar.
Kashmiri Pandit Couple. 19th century. Mead Art Museum, Massachusetts. via: twitter @Yael_Rice
“a Grunthee or Sikh who reads the Grunth & a Kashmiri Pandit”, watercolours on watermarked paper, circa 1850.Via twitter: ਸ੍ਰੀਖੜਗਕੇਤੁ (@Kharagket)

Photo Essay by Anmol Kachroo: Desolate Homes and Silent Walls

SearchKashmir feature.

Anmol Kachroo[instagram] takes a journey to Kashmir to find the address of his old house in Anantnag. He comes across walls that were once home to Kashmiri Pandits.


Anantnag, Kashmir.


From the paintings ("kruels") on wall, I could tell this was a KP house. Who lived in this not ruined house? I asked around.


I was told the owner didn't leave in 1990s. Few years back, the grand old lady of the house got Alzheimers and family decided to leave Kashmir and haven't returned since.


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