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KAMDHENU UNDER THE TREE OF LIFE

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Pichwai art is a traditional painting style from Rajasthan, India, used to decorate temple backdrops, particularly for Lord Krishna. The name "pichwai" means "back hanging" in Hindi. Known for intricate designs and vibrant colors, Pichwai paintings have gained worldwide popularity.

History and Origin: Pichwai painting originated in the 17th century in Nathdwara, Rajasthan, home to the Shrinathji Temple, which is dedicated to Lord Krishna. Artists from this region created these paintings to depict Krishna's life and stories, and it’s also known as Shreenathji painting.

Themes and Motifs: Pichwai paintings feature Shrinathji with distinct features and include floral, animal, and geometric patterns. Themes vary with seasons, such as pink lotuses for summer and a full moon for Sharad Purnima. Other themes include Raas Leela, Holi, and Annakut. Each painting typically has 24 boxes, called swaroops, depicting various scenes of Krishna and his companions.

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The artwork depicts the festival of Gopashtami, which commemorates the day Krishna was elevated from a young calf-herder to a full cowherd (Gowala). The artwork depicts Lord Krishna as the central deity, specifically in the form of Shrinathji, a seven-year-old child manifestation. Shrinathji stands in the center under an auspicious Kadam tree, surrounded by numerous cows and their herders. The cows, often detailed with red and gold accents, are considered devotional (Kamadhenu) and symbolize prosperity and divine love. During Gopashtami, cows are adorned with decorations, henna, and handprints, and are worshipped. The presence of numerous cows highlights Krishna's deep connection with nature and his childhood as a cowherd in the region of Vraja. The festival marks the moment he earned the title "Govinda," or the Lord of cows.

Size: 8in x 12in (20cm x 30cm), 16in x 20in (40cm x 50cm), 24in x 24in (60cm x 60cm), 36in x 48in (91cm x 121cm), 48in x 72in (121cm x 182cm). These dimensions represent both landscape and portrait versions.
Feature: Pichwai Paintings, Krishna Paintings, Shrinathji Paintings, Traditional Paintings, Antique Pichwai Paintings, Made in India
Care: Wipe with a clean cloth, Keep away from moisture and direct sun light.

Disclaimer: This painting is 100% handmade. In handmade products / painting slight imperfections are normal and the final painting color may vary slightly.

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Handmade on Cotton Fabric. Customisation available for Canvas.

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