Chamba paintings are a traditional form of Indian art originating from the Chamba district in Himachal Pradesh. These paintings are known for their intricate details and vibrant colors, often depicting scenes from Hindu mythology, particularly stories related to Lord Krishna and Radha. The artists use natural colors derived from minerals and plants, which gives the paintings a unique texture and depth. The technique involves a meticulous process of layering and fine brushwork, often on cloth or paper. Chamba rumals, a type of embroidered cloth, are also associated with this art form. These paintings are not only valued for their aesthetic appeal but also for their cultural significance, reflecting the rich heritage of the region.