Traditional Pichwai Painting on Wooden Frame: Shrinathji

The traditional pichwai painting, renowned for its intricate details and vibrant colors, beautifully adorns a wooden frame depicting Shrinathji, the revered form of Lord Krishna. Originating from the Udaipur region, this art form captures the divine essence of the deity, often illustrating scenes from Krishna's life and the enchanting tales of his playful interactions in Vrindavan. The meticulous craftsmanship showcases delicate motifs, rich textiles, and expressive facial features that bring the painting to life, inviting viewers into a spiritual dimension. Each brushstroke reflects centuries of devotion and artistic heritage, making pichwai not only a visual spectacle but also a profound connection to the cultural and religious tapestry of India. As one beholds the painting, the joyous spirit of Shrinathji resonates, serving as a reminder of the divine love and grace that permeates the universe.

Our Traditional Pichwai Painting is a fine detailed painting made completely by hand on a solid wooden panel. A painting this size takes approx. 200 man hours to complete. This painting depicts Lord Shrinathji along with Kamdhenu Cows. The painting symbolizes prosperity and is believed to bring good luck.