A

Rangrez refers to Buddhist mural painting of the Kushan period, while Namda is a silk-based carpet introduced during Afghan rule.

B

Rangrez was a hereditary dyeing community patronised during the Mughal period, and Namda is a felted wool floor covering associated with Sufi symbolism.

C

Rangrez denotes miniature painting influenced by Persian Safavid art, while Namda represents papier-mache craft developed under Dogra rulers.

D

Rangrez is a form of folk theatre linked to the Bhand Pather tradition, while Namda is a temple wall-painting style from early Shaivism.