Pichwai- Golden Krishna Painting

The term 'Pichwai' originates from the Sanskrit words 'pich' (back) and 'wai' (hanging), referring to the cloth paintings hung behind deities in temples.

'Krishna' is derived from Sanskrit 'kṛṣṇa', meaning 'dark,' 'black,' or 'all-attractive.' The name refers to the Hindu deity known for his divine playfulness, wisdom, and as the embodiment of love and compassion.

This Lord 'Krishna' Golden 'Pichwai' Painting exudes a regal charm, with its intricate gold detailing and divine portrayal of 'Krishna'. Perfect for a central wall in your living or meditation room, it serves as a luxurious focal point that elevates the space. The radiant hues and symbolic motifs seamlessly blend with traditional or eclectic interiors, offering a touch of sacred elegance.

Use a soft, natural-bristle brush, like a sable brush, to gently remove surface dust. Move lightly over the painting's surface without pressing to avoid damaging the paint.