Pichwai Painting- Shrinathji with Cows- Hand Painted on Cloth

Shrinathji combines “Shri” (divine, auspicious) and “Nath” (lord), referring to Lord Krishna in his Nathdwara form.
Cows symbolize nourishment, compassion, and sacred abundance in Krishna tradition.
Pichwai comes from “pichh” (behind) and “wai” (hanging), denoting devotional paintings displayed behind temple icons.

Best placed in a prayer alcove, meditation corner, or central wall where its devotional imagery can radiate presence. The effect on an existing home aesthetic is a sense of harmony and abundance, with the cows symbolising prosperity and care. Muted golds, ivory, or earthy tones serve as perfect backdrops to accentuate the hand-painted detail. A statement piece that weaves spirituality, artistry, and timeless Indian tradition into the space.

To preserve the beauty of this hand-painted Pichwai, keep it away from direct sunlight to protect the natural pigments from fading. Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth to maintain its fine detailing, and avoid all contact with moisture or humidity. Do not use sprays, water, or cleaning agents on the surface. For long-lasting protection and elegance, we recommend framing the artwork under glass.