Lord Shrinathji Pichwai Painting: Traditional Krishna Art on Cotton

Shrinathji combines “Shri” (divine, auspicious) and “Nath” (lord), referring to Lord Krishna in his Nathdwara form.
Pichwai derives from “pichh” (behind) and “wai” (hanging), denoting devotional paintings traditionally displayed behind temple icons.

Best placed above a console or sideboard, where its divine presence commands attention. The intricate cotton detailing blends harmoniously with wooden furniture, brass décor, or soft neutral textiles. Jewel tones, ivory, or muted earthy shades heighten its vibrancy, making it a focal point in any interior. A statement piece that radiates heritage, devotion, and timeless Indian artistry.

To ensure the longevity of this traditional Pichwai painting, keep it away from direct sunlight to preserve the vibrancy of its natural pigments. Dust lightly with a soft, dry cloth to avoid damaging the fine detailing. Protect it from moisture and humidity, as cotton fabric is sensitive to dampness. Do not use water, sprays, or chemical cleaners. For lasting preservation and to safeguard its heritage value, we recommend framing the artwork under protective glass.