Lord Shrinathji Pichwai Painting on Cotton

Lord Shrinathji is a revered form of Krishna, worshipped in the Pushtimarg tradition as a seven-year-old child. This central deity is characteristically depicted with his left arm raised, a gesture believed to signify lifting Mount Govardhan. In this exquisite Pichwai, Shrinathji stands majestically, rendered with the tradition's distinctive iconography, featuring his large, expressive eyes, and adorned in opulent garments and jewellery, reflecting the devotion and adoration central to his worship in Nathdwara.

Crafted by Nakoda Handicrafts, this painting employs the traditional medium of watercolor on cotton, a hallmark of authentic Pichwai art. Originating from Nathdwara in Rajasthan, Pichwai are devotional hangings historically placed behind the idol of Shrinathji. The meticulous brushwork and vibrant palette exemplify the intricate detail inherent to this sacred art form, where every element contributes to a rich visual narrative, often depicting scenes from Krishna's life, his beloved cows, serene lotus ponds, or the grand festivals of the Pushtimarg sect.

This piece is a singular, hand-painted original, distinct from any print or reproduction, representing a unique artistic endeavour. It is dispatched with a signed Certificate of Authenticity, affirming its provenance and handcrafted nature. We are pleased to offer complimentary insured delivery across India, ensuring this devotional treasure reaches you safely and securely.