Ragamala
/ˌrɑːɡəˈmɑːlɑː/ /ˌrɑːɡəˈmɑːlə/(also Ragmala, raagamaala, raagamala)
noun
In Indian art: a series of paintings based on poems inspired by the ragas. Now chiefly attributive.
Origin
Late 18th century. From Sanskrit rāgamālā set of verses, each illustrated by a painting, which describe the musical ragas and raginis as divinities or lovers (also with vernacular pronunciation rāgmālā) from rāga + mālā garland.