Pichwai Painting ❃ Srinathji disguised as Cow (Framed)
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Pichwai Painting ❃ Srinathji disguised as Cow (Framed)
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Exclusive Pichwai Painting (Framed-16" x 16"). On the background of lush green, a herd of six cows are captured in movement. Standing amongst them, coloured in blue, is Lord Krishna disguising as a cow. Hailing from the town of Nathdwara, which sits in the hills of Aravalli, Pichwai paintings are the epitome of worship culture. Associated with the 17-18th century, these were hung behind the idol of Lord Krishna, giving them their name which literally means ‘back hanging’. These paintings are intricate in detail and painted with precision. Various artists work under a head artist to lend their creativity to these pieces of art. They render beautiful images of Lord Krishna in the form of Srinathji, a descent of the deity as a child. Other common subjects are Radha, cows, gopis, and lotuses. (Frame is only an indicative image. Actual frame will be Gold coloured, though design may vary)
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Pichwai Paintings
Hailing from the town of Nathdwara, which sits in the hills of Aravalli, Pichwai paintings are the epitome of worship culture. Associated with the 17-18th century, these were hung behind the idol of Lord Krishna, giving them their name which literally means ‘hanging behind’. These paintings are intricate in detail and painted with precision. Various artists work under a head artist to lend their creativity to these pieces of art. They render beautiful images of Lord Krishna in the form of Srinathji, a descent of the deity as a child. Other common subjects are Radha, cows, gopis, and lotuses.
