
Embellished oleograph
Hamsa Damayanti
Damayanti and the swan, after Raja Ravi Varma, dressed by hand with fabric, sequins and flowers, in a gilt frame.
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Rooted in Heritage. Guided by Values. Built for Generations.

Born in Churu, Rajasthan, Antiqo is a reflection of our family’s roots, our Jain values, and our enduring love for India’s rich cultural heritage.
With our family legacy tracing back to our great-great-grandfather, Seth Tolaramji Kothari, we carry forward a connection to the generations that came before us. Inspired by the Jain principles of honesty, integrity and respect for all, we believe that what we inherit comes with a responsibility to preserve it.
From rare Basra pearls and antique jewellery to historic paintings, silver, textiles and collectible coins, we bring together objects that carry the artistry, stories and spirit of another time.
At Antiqo, our purpose goes beyond collecting the past. It is about keeping its stories alive and passing its treasures on to generations yet to come.
Antiqo — A legacy preserved. A history passed forward.

A Note from the Founder
“I founded Antiqo with a simple belief: trust is the foundation of true luxury.
In a world where antiques and gemstones can be difficult to understand, I wanted to build something different — a place where transparency comes first, knowledge is shared, and every customer feels confident in what they own.
For me, Antiqo is not just about selling treasures from the past. It is about bringing honesty to an industry I deeply love.
Because preserving history means little if we cannot preserve trust.”
— Lokesh Kothari
Founder, Antiqo
Antiqo · Since the 1890s
Gods, goddesses and heroines — oleographs for India’s homes.
Oleographs from the age of Raja Ravi Varma’s press. Many are still in their first frames, and some were dressed by hand with cloth, zari and sequins by the families who owned them.
The painter who reached every home
Raja Ravi Varma (1848–1906) painted India’s epics in oils for its princely courts. In 1894 he opened a lithographic press in Bombay, so that the same images could hang in ordinary homes.
Its oleographs, finished to look like oil paintings, carried Lakshmi, Saraswati, Shakuntala and Damayanti into drawing rooms and puja rooms across the country. Families framed them, prayed before them and often decorated them by hand.
Ask us about any oleograph: subject, age, size and condition are shared on request.

In the gallery

Embellished oleograph
Damayanti and the swan, after Raja Ravi Varma, dressed by hand with fabric, sequins and flowers, in a gilt frame.
Price on request
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An oleograph of Ram, Lakshman and Sita at their forest hermitage in Dandakaranya, in a dark wooden frame.
₹20,000
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An oleograph of Hanuman dancing in devotion, in a carved gilt-edged frame.
₹8,000
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An oleograph of Ram enthroned with Sita, his brothers and Hanuman, in a gilt frame.
₹15,000
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An oleograph of the five-faced Hanuman slaying the demons Ahiravan and Mahiravan, in a dark wooden frame.
₹10,000
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An oleograph of a mighty Hanuman carrying the mountain in one hand and his mace in the other, in a carved wooden frame.
₹8,500
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An oleograph of Ram, Sita and Lakshman being ferried across the Ganga, in a maroon wooden frame.
₹15,000
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An oleograph of Hanuman flying with the Dronagiri mountain, in a dark frame.
₹6,000
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An oleograph of Hanuman leaping over the burning city of Lanka, in a dark wooden frame.
₹5,000
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A large oleograph of Ram, Lakshman and Sita seated in the forest with a kneeling devotee, signed Ravi Varma, in a gilt frame.
₹35,000
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A large oleograph of Saraswati playing the veena beside a waterfall, from the Ravi Varma Press, Malavli.
₹15,000
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A large oleograph of Krishna seated by a lake with two gopis, signed Ravi Varma.
₹40,000
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A large oleograph of Krishna as the peace envoy at the Kaurava court, from Ravi Varma’s last series.
₹50,000
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A large oleograph of Vishnu appearing to the child-sage Dhruva, in an ornate carved gilt frame.
₹35,000
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A large oleograph of Ram and Sita enthroned with Lakshman, Bharat, Shatrughna and Hanuman, in a wooden frame.
₹35,000
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A large oleograph of Ram humbling the pride of the Ocean, published by Anant Shivaji Desai in 1907.
₹45,000
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A large oleograph of the Sita Swayamvar — Ram breaking Shiva’s bow — signed Ravi Varma, in a wooden frame.
₹45,000
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New oleographs are being framed and photographed for the gallery.
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Lakshmi, Saraswati, Shakuntala, Damayanti … tell us the oleograph you are searching for and we will message you when it reaches the gallery.