For centuries, you could only learn this in Kerala.
Kerala mural painting was born on the walls of temples and palaces in South India. Gods and goddesses were painted in glowing earth-reds, ochres and greens. Every figure was drawn to precise traditional proportions. Every ornament had a meaning.
Traditionally, the only way to learn was years beside a master in Kerala. Most people who love this art, including Malayalis who grew up seeing it, never get the chance.
The traditional palette: vermilion red, yellow ochre, green, white and black. You'll learn to mix every shade in the painting from these.













