Pichwai Painting– Lord Shrinathji on Palanquin

Shrinathji combines “Shri” (divine) and “Nath” (lord), referring to Lord Krishna as worshipped at Nathdwara, symbolizing guardianship and grace.
Palanquin, from Sanskrit “palyanka,” denotes a carried seat used for royalty and deities, representing honor and ritual movement.
Together, Shrinathji on the palanquin expresses divine presence in motion, preserved through the Pichwai tradition.

Best displayed on a feature wall, prayer alcove, or living space where its sacred imagery can be admired in detail. The effect on an existing home aesthetic is a serene yet striking focal point, infusing devotion and cultural depth. Muted creams, soft greys, or earthy tones serve as the ideal backdrop to highlight its brushwork and vibrancy. A statement piece that channels tradition, artistry, and timeless Indian heritage.

To preserve the vibrancy of this Pichwai artwork, keep it away from direct sunlight to protect the natural pigments. Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth to maintain the fine detailing. Avoid exposure to moisture, humidity, or cleaning agents, as these can damage the cloth and pigments. For long-lasting protection, we recommend framing the painting under glass.