Lord 'Shrinathji' Festival Painting (24k Gold)

Provenance

This Lord 'Shrinathji Pichwai' Festival Painting beautifully captures the spiritual grandeur of 'Sharad Purnima', the auspicious full moon night when Lord 'Krishna' is believed to have performed the 'Raas Leela' (A divine dance) with the 'Gopis'. Rooted in the sacred traditions of 'Nathdwara', this 'Pichwai' artwork honors the divine presence of 'Shrinathji', a beloved form of 'Krishna', through intricate symbolism and vibrant detail.

Adorned in regal attire and surrounded by lotus blooms, stars, and floral motifs, 'Shrinathji' is depicted under a luminous moonlit sky. The use of pure 24k gold foil highlights elements of his ornaments and the celestial patterns, adding a radiant, sacred glow that elevates the painting’s spiritual atmosphere.

With its deep blues, soft whites, and gold accents, the composition evokes the serene magic of the 'Sharad Purnima' night. Every brushstroke reflects the devotional essence of 'Pichwai' art—created to bring the rhythm of festivals and divine rituals into temple spaces and homes alike.

This painting is more than a celebration of a festival—it is a visual offering of peace, joy, and divine love, bringing the blessings of 'Shrinathji' and the eternal charm of 'Nathdwara’s' heritage into any space.

Disclaimer: 

• The frames shown are for display purposes only and are not included with the artwork.
• As these are made-to-order designer pieces, expect minor colour variations from the displayed artwork.