Radha Krishna with Cow Madhubani Painting on Canvas

This exquisite Madhubani painting portrays Radha Krishna accompanied by a cow, a profoundly sacred motif in Hindu iconography. Radha Krishna symbolise divine love and the ultimate union of the individual soul with the universal divine. Krishna, often revered as a cowherd, is intrinsically linked with cows, embodying purity, prosperity, and the nurturing essence of nature. The deities are rendered with the signature Madhubani stylisation, featuring elongated almond eyes and graceful forms, their figures meticulously outlined with characteristic double borders and densely filled, evoking the deep devotion inherent in the art form.

Artist Lalita Ray, from West Bengal, brings this spiritual narrative to life using acrylic colours on canvas, a modern adaptation of a tradition deeply rooted in Bihar's Mithila region. Historically, Madhubani art was practiced by women on freshly plastered mud walls and floors for ceremonies and festivals, transitioning onto handmade paper from the 1960s onwards. This particular work exemplifies the bharni style, known for its vibrant colour fills and the deliberate absence of empty space, creating a rich, intricate tapestry of visual storytelling.

As a true one of a kind original, this Madhubani painting offers a unique artistic expression, distinctly separate from any print or reproduction. It will be delivered to you accompanied by a signed Certificate of Authenticity, confirming its provenance and artistic integrity. We ensure its safe transit with free insured delivery provided across India, bringing this singular work directly to your collection.