Adoration of the Christ Child (1630, India) - Public Domain Illuminated Manuscript

The Deccani School of Painting is an Indian miniature painting style that originated in the Deccan region of Central India during the late 16th century^[1]. It was nourished and thrived under several Sultans of the Deccan^[2] and had a certain amount of influence from Mughal schools of the north^[3]. Characteristics of Deccani paintings include vibrant colors, bold lines, and intricate details^[4][5].