The Indian painting style which has embellishments of pure gold and precious stones and depicts Hindu deities, especially Lord Krishna is:

Correct option is B

The correct answer is (b) Tanjore Paintings.

• Tanjore Paintings, also known as Thanjavur paintings, originated in the town of Thanjavur in Tamil Nadu, India.
  
• These paintings are known for their rich colors, surface richness, compact composition, and the use of pure gold foil, which gives them a rich, glowing effect.
  
• They often depict Hindu deities, with a particular emphasis on Lord Krishna, among other gods and goddesses.
  
• The paintings also incorporate precious and semi-precious stones, glass pieces, and pearls to enhance their beauty and grandeur.

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