Golden Pichwai Painting: Lord Shrinathji with Gopis

Shrinathji combines “Shri” (divine) and “Nath” (lord), referring to Lord Krishna in his child form worshipped at Nathdwara.
Gopi, from “gopa,” means cowherd and symbolizes pure, selfless devotion.
Pichwai, from “pichh” (behind) and “wai” (hanging), refers to ritual cloth paintings where devotion, narrative, and ornamentation merge into sacred art.

Best placed on a wide living room wall or above a console where its horizontal expanse can be fully admired. The golden tones shimmer beautifully against deep maroons, muted creams, or earthy backdrops. Its intricate detail draws the eye, transforming any interior into a regal setting. A statement piece that radiates devotion, heritage, and timeless splendour.

To preserve the brilliance of this golden Pichwai painting, keep it away from direct sunlight to protect the intricate pigments and gold accents. Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth to maintain its detail, avoiding any exposure to moisture or humidity. Do not apply cleaning agents, water, or sprays. For long-lasting protection and elegance, framing under glass is recommended.