Rajnish Nimbark is a highly respected State Award-winning master artist from Jaipur, Rajasthan, known for his exceptional mastery in the traditional Indian art forms of Pichwai painting and Miniature painting in both Rajputana and Mughal styles. Belonging to a centuries-old lineage of court artists, Rajnish carries forward a legacy deeply rooted in devotion, discipline, and artistic excellence. A postgraduate with an MFA in Fine Arts, he combines academic knowledge with inherited traditional wisdom, bringing an unmatched finesse to his work.

His paintings are celebrated for their meticulous detailing, refined brushwork, delicate shading, and the use of natural, traditional pigments, which reflect the authenticity of ancient techniques. Deeply inspired by devotional narratives centered around Lord Krishna, Rajnish’s artworks often depict divine themes such as Shreenathji’s Leelas, festive rituals, and sacred temple traditions, rendered with a spiritual sensitivity that resonates with viewers.

Recognized with the State Merit Award (2006–07) for his outstanding contribution to traditional art, Rajnish continues to mentor and train aspiring artists, ensuring the preservation and continuity of these time-honored practices. Through his teaching and artistic endeavors, he serves as a custodian of Rajasthan’s rich visual heritage, blending devotion and discipline to keep the timeless traditions of Pichwai and Miniature painting alive for future generations.