Every piece in this palace travels the same road — born in India’s royal past, shaped by hand, and finished in a modern home. Keep scrolling and travel it with them.
Chapter I — The Royal Past
Where it begins
Centuries ago, India’s palaces were galleries — durbar halls hung with paintings, pedestals lined with carved gods, banners flying over hill forts. Art was not decoration. It was the soul of the house of a king.
Chapter II — The Craft
Shaped by hand
That inheritance never stopped — it shrank to the scale of the hand. Canvases painted in the old colours, marble deities polished smooth, temple models carved shikhara by shikhara. Each piece still begins the slow way: by hand, in India.
Chapter III — The Modern Home
Where it lives now
And it ends on your wall. The same golden frames over a modern sofa, the same deities on a quiet shelf, the same colours warming a home an ocean away from the palace. History, still hanging — just at home now.
The whole journey, era by era — walk the heritage line on Our Story →
The newest pieces, floating in emerald-and-gold frames over the painted sky. Tap any piece to see it up close.
The Shri Ram Mandir as a detailed 1:200 scale model — every shikhara, scalloped arch and carved frieze in miniature, in a golden finish or serene white. The centrepiece of the marble hall.
SuitsPictures arrivingEnter →
PaintingsThe emerald galleryEnter →
Sculptures & StatuesThe marble hallEnter →
Or drift through the Overview — the whole palace, scene by scene
Sacred art · Ethnic suits · Handcrafted statues
Inside a living palace of paintings
Scene I
His paintings hang on the palace walls. His statues stand on pedestals in the hall — a court assembled entirely from his own pieces.
Scene II
Saffron banners move like cloth above the hill forts — and seven white horses charge across the widest frame in the palace.
Scene III
Scalloped arches on a deep emerald wall. His sacred paintings set inside them like jewels — Kali Mata tallest of all, exactly as she is made.
Scene IV
A chamber in the palace is being prepared for the suits — their portraits will hang here soon.
Scene V
Elephants, horses and the temple itself, carried through falling gold — the most festive moment in the palace.
Emerald · Gold · The Mughal Arch
The royal design world of KhalsaCore Global
The latest pieces in the store, each floating in its own gold arch. Tap a piece to see it up close, then buy it on Amazon.
The Mughal CourtThis chamber of the palace is being dressed. Full-quality portraits of every suit are on their way — until they hang here, each suit is ready and waiting for you on Amazon.
Deep emerald silk scattered with gold motifs, a wide embroidered hem, and a magenta dupatta finished with a gold paisley border.
Limited-time offer Buy on AmazonHot pink Malay satin silk with sequin embroidery and a jacquard dupatta that pools like a train. Size XXL.
Limited-time offer Buy on AmazonA flowing light-green Anarkali with delicate embroidery through the bodice and a net dupatta that moves like air. Complete set with pant and dupatta.
Limited-time offer Buy on AmazonLavender tabby organza with delicate beads embroidery across the bodice. A complete set — Anarkali, pant and dupatta — in sizes M to XXL.
Limited-time offer Buy on AmazonPortraits in preparationThe hangers above are waiting — when the new full-quality pictures arrive, every suit will hang here in its own gold frame. Until then, Amazon holds the full listing for each one.
One dramatic room in the palace — deep emerald, gold arches, museum light. Move your pointer across a frame to feel it lean toward you. Tap a painting to stand in front of it.
Keep scrolling and the gallery wall slides past you — every frame in the emerald room, in one long drift.
Design 1 hangs on the wall above. Every other design is its own Amazon listing — tap one to see it up close.
Soft daylight, pale marble, and each piece on its own pedestal, slowly turning. Tap one to bring it close.
The Shri Ram Mandir model, photographed exactly as it is sold — drag across the frame or tap a finish to compare the golden and white models side by side. Two finishes, one temple.
Follow the gold line — from the durbar courts where these pieces were born, to the modern home where they live now.
Era I · Rajasthan
Where kings held court
In the palace halls of Rajasthan, art was power made visible — paintings ranked along the walls, carved gods standing on pedestals, the whole court arranged like a gallery. Every piece in this store begins in that room.
Era II · The Sacred Stories
Stories told in colour
On the palace walls the great stories were painted to be lived with — Kali Mata in temple gold, Radha and Krishna beneath a full moon, Durga astride her lion. Sacred art was how a home remembered who it was. It still is.
Era III · The Workshops
Shaped by hand
Empires faded; the hands remained. In workshops across India the same carving, casting and painting is still done the slow way — a whole temple raised shikhara by shikhara at the scale of a palm, marble polished until it holds the light.
Era IV · Today
Heritage, at home
And the line ends on your wall — golden frames over a modern sofa, a mandir corner in a new country, colours that crossed an ocean and still mean home. The durbar, brought home. The thread, unbroken.
KHALSACORE GLOBAL brings Indian homes & heritage to the world — sacred wall art, deity statues and ethnic suits chosen for homes, prayer spaces and celebrations, from a first Diwali in a new country to the mandir corner that makes a house feel like home.
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