Lord 'Shrinathji Sharad Purnima' Painting (24k Gold)

Provenance

This painting is a magnificent celebration of the 'Sharad Purnima' festival, a night of divine beauty and spiritual significance dedicated to Lord 'Shrinathji', a form of Lord 'Krishna'. Originating from the sacred town of 'Nathdwara', 'Pichwai' paintings like this one capture the essence of devotion, bringing to life the festivals and rituals associated with 'Krishna’s' life. This artwork, with its intricate details, vibrant colors and use of 24k gold foil, commemorates the full moon night of 'Sharad Purnima', when Lord 'Krishna' is believed to have performed the 'Raas Leela' with the 'Gopis'.

In this painting, Lord 'Shrinathji' is depicted under the luminous full moon, adorned with opulent garments and surrounded by delicately painted motifs of lotuses, stars, and floral patterns. The serene night sky, filled with soft golden hues, enhances the divine atmosphere of the scene, while the intricate detailing of 'Shrinathji’s' attire and ornaments reflects the sacred significance of the festival. The use of deep blues, golds, and whites evokes the peaceful and spiritual ambiance of the 'Sharad Purnima' night.

This artwork is more than a visual homage—it invites the viewer into the devotional rhythm of 'Sharad Purnima', offering a sense of peace, joy, and spiritual grace. With its exquisite detailing and radiant gold embellishments, it stands as a timeless expression of 'Pichwai' tradition and the divine presence of 'Shrinathji'.

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.