Chitra-kavya refers to a type of poetic composition in Sanskrit literature that incorporates visual elements or is concerned with visual art, such as painting or sculpture. The term "Chitra" means "picture" or "image," while "kavya" refers to poetry. This genre often intertwines literary and visual artistry, emphasizing the aesthetic qualities of both words and images. Chitra-kavya can involve intricate descriptions of visual scenes, celebrating the beauty of art and the natural world.
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